About Us

OUR STORY

Boiler Treatment Since 1997

Boiler Treatment International, was developed in Toronto, Canada, in 1997 as a complete service provider for water treatment chemicals for boilers, chillers, and equipment. Boiler Treatment has since expanded to service and products most of Canada and internationally. With over 30 years of experience with numerous professional teams has enabled us to offer reliable, environmentally friendly, cost effective and organic water treatment programs, which cover every aspect regarding the efficient operations of steam, hot water and cooling tower systems.

Our values

Boiler Treatment International, consist of a number of professional staff which are fast, efficient, honest & contains 101% knowledge about boilers, coolers, Air handling unit line problems and their effective solutions .. Our heating and cooling treatment systems use quality bio-degradable products combined with the expert problem solving by our water treatment specialists. We solve maintenance, heating, cooling, or circulation problems with boilers, closed loop systems, chillers, and cooling towers with our exceptional services. Please email us or call us with any questions!

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What our customers say

"Abdullah Sabree has served us for many years and his crew of professionals have been on top of everything before we are. They consistently exceed expectations and provide us with more work than expected every time."

Junaidh Bazruddin Senior P.Eng

"BoilerTreatment International has been one our best customers. Since 2010 they have been exceptional for our boilers, cooling towers, and glycol systems. I wouldn’t go anywhere else for these services in the GTA and recommend them to anyone who is looking for water treatment."

Ala Mojdami Senior P.Eng.

"As a residential property manager I had a number of older apartment buildings – one of which faced total replacement of the boilers and the heating system pipes. When I contact BTI they were efficient and dedicated to my buildings recovery. Saving management thousands."