Boiler Inspector and Service Tech

Boiler Inspection Preparation & Repair Services

Make Sure You Pass Your Next Boiler Inspection

BOILER INSPECTION SERVICES

State and insurance inspectors perform required annual boiler inspections to verify safety and code compliance. Rasmussen Mechanical Services helps you prepare before inspection day, assist during the inspection, and complete any repairs afterward so your equipment passes and stays online.

Our technicians know exactly what inspectors look for — from safety devices to fuel-train performance — and we make sure your boiler is safe, efficient, and ready to pass inspection.

24/7 Number: 1-800-237-3141
Email: sales@rasmech.com
Office Locations: Denver CO, Omaha, NE, Sioux City, IA, Sturgis, SD, Gibbon, NE, Council Bluffs, IA
Office Hours – Monday – Friday: 7:00am – 4:00pm

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WHY WORK WITH RMS BEFORE YOUR INSPECTION

Failing an inspection can cause downtime, lost production, or red-tagged equipment. Partnering with RMS ensures your boiler is inspection-ready and compliant with ASME and NBIC standards.

We help you:

  • Detect and repair issues before inspection

  • Coordinate directly with your state or insurance inspector

  • Handle all repairs and re-inspection if needed

  • Keep your system running safely and efficiently

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PRE-INSPECTION SERVICES

Our boiler inspection readiness check identifies potential problems before the inspector arrives.
We review and test:

  • Safety valves, low-water cutoffs, and controls

  • Fuel train operation and combustion efficiency

  • Tube, drum, and header integrity using visual and non-destructive testing

  • Refractory, gaskets, and insulation condition

  • Pressure and leak testing

  • Burner tuning for peak performance

You’ll receive a detailed report outlining any deficiencies and recommendations so you can schedule fixes ahead of inspection day.

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ASSISTANCE DURING YOUR BOILER INSPECTION

When inspection day comes, RMS can be on-site with your inspector to make the process seamless.

We:

  • Provide documentation and system knowledge

  • Demonstrate safety and control operation

  • Make quick adjustments if requested

  • Ensure your boiler is reassembled and fired once the inspection is complete

Our experience with inspectors and insurance representatives helps keep the process efficient and professional.

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POST-INSPECTION REPAIRS

If your boiler fails inspection or needs documented corrections, Rasmussen Mechanical Services can perform all required repairs quickly and to code.

Our repair capabilities include:

  • Tube, staybolt, and water-leg replacement

  • Tubesheet, shell, and drum repair or fabrication

  • ASME power piping and vessel modifications

  • Refractory and insulation replacement

  • Non-destructive examination and thickness testing

  • Section I, IV, or VIII alterations

  • Burner service and combustion tuning

Once repairs are complete, we coordinate re-inspection and help you return to operation fast.

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HOW RMS BOILER INSPECTION PROGRAM WORKS

  1. Schedule Pre-Inspection Service – We inspect and identify any red flags.

  2. Plan & Estimate Repairs – Get a prioritized list of what needs attention.

  3. Inspection Day Support – We’re on-site to assist your inspector.

  4. Post-Inspection Repairs – Any required fixes are completed immediately.

  5. Return to Service – Your boiler is safe, compliant, and fully operational.

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WHY COMPANIES TRUST RMS

  • Certified ASME “R” and “S” stamp holder

  • Decades of industrial and commercial boiler experience

  • Experts in inspection prep, repairs, and efficiency tuning

  • Serving the entire Midwest — including Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, Kansas, and Colorado

We’ve helped countless facilities maintain compliant and efficient boiler systems year-round.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Who performs the boiler inspection?
Your inspection is conducted by your state or insurance inspector. RMS prepares your equipment, assists during inspection, and performs any required repairs.

How often are boiler inspections required?
Most boilers require annual inspections, though frequency may vary by jurisdiction and equipment type.

What happens if I fail my inspection?
If issues are found, RMS performs the necessary repairs, provides documentation, and can coordinate a re-inspection.

Can you handle paperwork and inspector coordination?
Yes. We communicate directly with your inspector to ensure documentation and compliance requirements are met.