R.F. MacDonald Co. supports Nevada’s industrial growth, such as natural resource extraction, with hot water and steam boiler rental solutions
Nevada is more than just a tourist destination—it’s a powerhouse of industrial production, natural resource extraction, and innovation. At R.F. MacDonald Co., we’re proud to support Nevada’s growing infrastructure and economic output with reliable boiler rental services, designed to meet the demands of heavy-duty operations across the state.
While our rental inventory is based in Fresno, California, our full-service offices in Elko, Las Vegas, and Reno make it easy for Nevada-based businesses to access the same high-quality rental solutions we’ve long provided across California. With nine of our twelve locations in California, it may appear we’re California-focused—but make no mistake: our rental capabilities extend fully into Nevada, and we are committed to providing critical steam and hot water systems where and when they’re needed most.
Supporting the Backbone of Nevada’s Economy
Nevada’s top industries align closely with the sectors we serve every day. From mining and mineral extraction to energy, healthcare, and higher education, these industries rely on safe, consistent steam production to keep operations running smoothly.
Our rental boiler systems support:
Mining & Mineral Processing – Nevada is the No. 1 gold-producing state in the U.S., and demand for steam in mineral leaching, slurry heating, and solvent recovery is constant.
Power Generation & Utilities – Temporary steam keeps utility operations online during maintenance or equipment upgrades.
Food & Beverage Processing – Steam is used in everything from pasteurization and sanitation to cooking and sterilizing.
Hospitals & Healthcare – Sterilization, laundry, HVAC, and humidification all rely on steam.
Colleges & Universities – Steam supports central heating plants and campus-wide hot water distribution.
General Manufacturing – Steam is used in plastics, textiles, paper, and chemical processing.
Our rentals help these critical industries maintain uptime, meet production goals, and comply with regulatory standards, even in the face of outages, maintenance windows, or capital project delays.
