Safety Valve Repair

Your Safety Valve Isn't Just Broken. Your Process Is Losing Ground.

Generic repair shops restore function. TRIVACO restores performance, engineered to the tolerances your control loops, safety systems, and next inspection actually demand.

Looking for new valves rather than repair? Browse our safety valve lineup, where you can compare replacement units and get sizing help before you order.

OUR CERTIFICATIONS

Delays on a safety valve repair usually come from a shop that has to route the work through a third party, or from paperwork that doesn’t satisfy the inspector on the first pass. Not at TRIVACO. We hold these certifications so your job stays in one building and the documentation is finished when the valve ships.

Repair Gets You Running. Optimization Keeps You There.

Most safety valve failures don’t announce themselves with a catastrophic event. They show up first as control loop instability, unexplained process variance, or a relief device that lifts slightly off setpoint during a normal operating cycle. A valve that passes a basic function test can still be costing you throughput, and it will cost you more during your next inspection.

TRIVACO’s safety valve repair process combines certified restoration with diagnostic-level evaluation, so when your valve returns to service, your process performs the way it was designed to. That evaluation draws on 55+ years of industrial valve experience, and it usually ends in a repair rather than a purchase order. Customers save up to 70% against the cost of replacing the valve outright.

When the valve can’t leave the unit, our mobile VR trailer and lift assist bring the shop to your site. Same certified process, same documentation, no crane rental on your end.

Safety Relief Valve Repair You Can Document at the Next Inspection

Safety relief valves protect personnel, equipment, and your facility’s operating license. When they fail to lift at setpoint — or fail to reseat — the consequences are measured in incidents, not inconvenience.

TRIVACO holds three National Board VR Certificates across four regional shops, authorizing us to inspect, verify, and re-establish OEM specifications for all critical parts, then set every device within ASME-specified tolerances using calibrated measurement and test equipment, with full documentation retained.

That distinction matters. A “test only” is a basic pop test that may have been performed by an organization with no demonstrated level of quality or competency. If an unrecognized organization repairs or cuts the lead seals on an ASME device, that valve no longer falls under ASME or National Board certification. There is no recognized standard for the set pressure or relieving capacity of a valve serviced outside a certified VR program.

What our SRV process covers:

We also hold the ASME V Stamp (Section I — power boiler safety valves), ASME UV Stamp (Section VIII — pressure vessel safety valves), and the National Board NB Stamp for Registration and Capacity Certification.

Your Valve History. Accessible. Permanent.

One of the most consistent failure points in industrial maintenance programs isn’t the valve — it’s the paperwork. Service records that live in a technician’s head. Test data that doesn’t survive a personnel transition. Certification documents that can’t be located at inspection time.

ValvKeep® Asset Management Software gives you a web-based, always-accessible record of every valve we’ve touched: repair history, test data, set pressures, parts used, and certification documentation — organized by tag number and accessible to your team from any browser.

When your inspector asks for the last SRV service record, you have it. When you’re troubleshooting a control valve for the third time in two years, you can see why.

National Board Certified Relief Valve Restorations

Three Shops and Certified Regions. One Quality Standard
146 Bluffs Court Canton, GA 30114
Phone: 770.479.4700
2615 Arbor Tech Drive Hebron, KY 41048
Phone: 859.525.9890
6833 Industry Drive Indianapolis, IN 46219
Phone: 317.356.2000

Also Available: Baker Hughes Masoneilan Authorized Repair Center (MARC)

Beyond safety valve work, TRIVACO’s Canton, GA shop holds Baker Hughes Masoneilan Authorized Repair Center status. If your facility also runs Masoneilan control valves, the same shop can handle them: factory-certified to inspect, diagnose, repair, recalibrate, and return those valves using OEM parts, factory procedures, and the right tooling.

That certification matters when you need warranty status preserved, manufacturer-traceable service records, or documentation that holds up in a regulated environment.

Masoneilan control valve service at TRIVACO includes:

Start With a Conversation

Whether you have a valve on a bench, a control loop that won’t hold setpoint, or an SRV population that’s overdue for a compliance review — we can help you figure out the right next step.