Burckhardt Compression announces new Pennsylvania service center

Burckhardt Compression announced October 28 that it has opened a new service center for compressors in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, about 30 miles from Philadelphia. In a statement, the company said the 11,000-square-foot shop is part of Burckhardt’s push to grow in the region.

The facility will offer shop and field services for compressor maintenance and repair, including installation, maintenance, repairs, and part replacement. Burckhardt said it would also offer expert maintenance and upgrade services for reciprocating compressors, and feature specialist valve services for safe use in oxygen-rich environments.

For education, the service center will also offer NCCER training programs and BC ACTIVATE performance assessments.

What people are saying

“This new service center reinforces our commitment to being where our customers need us most,” said Annie Savarimuthu, President of Burckhardt Compression (US) Inc. “Pottstown is a strategic location that allows us to provide even more responsive, hands-on support across the northeastern United States.”

“We’re committed to being where our customers need us most,” explained Ananth Srinivasan, Head of Services, (US) Inc. “The Pottstown center strengthens our ability to support their success with hands-on service and long-term collaboration. With Pottstown, we’re bringing expert support closer to operations, ensuring faster turnaround and deeper collaboration.”

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