About Us

Varner Services is a Technical Services Consulting company offering the following services to the Power Generation, Pulp & Paper and Cement industries:

1. On-Site Technical Consulting Services on Fuel Burning Systems.
a. Coal Pulverizers - Inspections, Maintenance and Rebuild.
b. Burners - Inspections and Maintenance.
c. Burner Tilt Systems - Inspection, Maintenance and Rebuild.

2. Outage preparation/planning services.

3. Outage project management services.

4. Maintenance procedure and schedule development.

5. Quality Assurance procedures and forms development.

How We Got Started

The Varner Services is a Technical Consulting Services business that is the result of 26 years experience in the power generation (fuel burning systems) industry and the desire to assist power generation facilities in maintaining their Fuel Burning Systems.

Products & Services
We offer technology consulting for power generation and paper mill fuel burning systems and cement plant Pulverizers
Varner Services is a technical services consulting company offering the following: Fuel Burning Systems Technical Consulting services to the power...
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Donald from Varner Services, LLC Answered this on June 07, 2021
Do a cost plus (cost plus reasonable markup)  contract instead of your standard contract that specifies a specific materials price.  That way the customer knows that they are paying whatever the materials cost plus the contracted percentage markup. (more) Do a cost plus (cost plus reasonable markup)  contract instead of your standard contract that specifies a specific materials price.  That way the customer knows that they are paying whatever the materials cost plus the contracted percentage markup.