Quality Boiler Services

• Review and test the safety limit controls.
• Check the pressure relief valve.
• Review the water pressure and temperature set points.
• Inspect the vent connector and venting system.
• Lubricate the circulation pump.
• Check the thermostat operation.
• Inspect and clean burners.
• Check for gas leaks.
• Test for carbon monoxide levels.

You should have a qualified professional come out to provide boiler service at least once a year. An annual inspection will keep your boiler system running safely and efficiently. Routine boiler maintenance service can prevent safety hazards, and making minor adjustments now can prevent more costly repairs later on.

Always consider safety first when deciding whether boiler service is sufficient or if a replacement is best. Often, simple repairs will keep an appliance running well for years. But it’s also important to consider that a newer model might offer better energy-efficient savings over time. Our certified boiler maintenance service professional will be happy to review your options so you can make the best decision for your family.

Yes! Part of our comprehensive boiler service includes installation. We will be happy to review the latest model and install a new, more energy-efficient boiler for you.

Not quite. A boiler service provides a more in-depth inspection and evaluation of your boiler, which goes beyond a gas safety check. The boiler furnace inspection includes a review of the central heating pump, the water lines, and the rest of the appliance. The gas safety check focuses strictly on the gas lines, burners, and combustion ventilation.

Boilers have an incredible advantage over heat pumps in that they do not rely on blowing air. Older, less efficient furnaces blow hot air, which can waste heat and result in a drafty environment. Because boilers rely on radiant heat, they keep temperatures much more consistent while reducing airflow. The result is a toasty environment that utilizes resources much more effectively.