About Hard Core Compressors

Your trusted partner for industrial compressor solutions in Hamilton, Ontario, dedicated to reliability and expert craftsmanship.

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Our Location

Located in Hamilton, Ontario, Hard Core Compressors serves Southern Ontario with reliable industrial compressor solutions and responsive maintenance services.

Hamilton

Hamilton, Ontario

Hours

Mon-Fri 8 am to 4:30 pm

Our Work

Showcasing our industrial compressor installations and service excellence.

A complex assembly of stainless steel industrial machinery with pipes and valves, featuring a control gauge and warning signs. The machinery components are metallic with blue accents, indicating a possible connection to liquid processing or fluid control.
A complex assembly of stainless steel industrial machinery with pipes and valves, featuring a control gauge and warning signs. The machinery components are metallic with blue accents, indicating a possible connection to liquid processing or fluid control.
Two large, pink Dynatemp gas cylinders stand side by side in front of a white metal wall. The cylinders display branding and text information in black, including details such as 'Dynatemp 410A.' Their tops are slightly open with visible valves.
Two large, pink Dynatemp gas cylinders stand side by side in front of a white metal wall. The cylinders display branding and text information in black, including details such as 'Dynatemp 410A.' Their tops are slightly open with visible valves.
A large industrial cylindrical machine wrapped in a turquoise covering is positioned in a spacious factory setting with high ceilings and overhead beams. The machinery has visible gears and is mounted on a sturdy base. Nearby on the floor, there is a blue motor and various pieces of metal equipment scattered around. The industrial environment is well-lit, with natural light coming from the windows above.
A large industrial cylindrical machine wrapped in a turquoise covering is positioned in a spacious factory setting with high ceilings and overhead beams. The machinery has visible gears and is mounted on a sturdy base. Nearby on the floor, there is a blue motor and various pieces of metal equipment scattered around. The industrial environment is well-lit, with natural light coming from the windows above.
Two large blue industrial electric motors are mounted on metal frames. They are connected by black electrical cables, and the surrounding area contains various industrial components and piping. The motors appear to be part of a mechanical system used in a factory or plant setting.
Two large blue industrial electric motors are mounted on metal frames. They are connected by black electrical cables, and the surrounding area contains various industrial components and piping. The motors appear to be part of a mechanical system used in a factory or plant setting.
an abstract photo of a curved building with a blue sky in the background

"I can't recommend Jeremy enough for his air compressor services.

A little over a year ago, I brought my 2011 Ingersoll Rand P185 air compressor to another service provider for regular maintenance. While they were very nice, the unit never came back in working order and suffered from overheating issues. They couldn't figure out the problem, so they brought it to another air compressor service company in Hamilton, where I was told it needed a new airend. After spending $14,000 on a newly rebuilt airend, countless hours of diagnostics, and months of waiting, they essentially threw their arms in the air and said they didn't know and were "out of options."

Out of desperation, I called Jeremy. He agreed to come take a look, and the next day he found the issue in three hours. The issue? The radiator fan had been cleaned by the original service provider, but the fan was accidentally re-installed backwards. Instead of pushing hot air out, it was pulling cold air in, causing all of the overheating issues and is most likely what fried the airend. Once Jeremy corrected the fan installation, the compressor ran like new and at ideal temperature.

By that time, the unit had been out of commission for four months. I was ready to give up and buy a brand new air compressor, but since the prices have tripled since 2011 (for the same thing), it was not a decision I wanted to make. If Jeremy hadn't found the problem, the new rebuilt airend most likely would have been ruined as well.

While this was an incredibly costly and stressful experience, Jeremy's expertise saved the day. How both companies missed this glaring issue, I have no idea. But Jeremy is the guy I'll trust going forward with working on my equipment."

Jean Cote