Residential Boiler Installation, Repair, & Replacement

in OH & WV

Boiler Loses Pressure: The steam pressure should remain the same within high and low points if you expect the boiler to work at a high level. Steam leakage causes pressure loss most commonly, and some of this you might not be able to see. Loss of pressure can also mean that there are problems with the return system.

Blockage in Boiler: Blockages, such as scale buildup, can cause a heat transfer, resulting in higher utility costs.

Boiler Making ‘Strange’ Noises: Knocking, whistling, or gurgling within the boiler can indicate that there is air in the system, the water pressure is too low, or there is a lime scale building on the boiler’s heat exchange. Proper gas pressure is vital, so our service techs check for this along with proper flame, air intake, and exhaust.

Water Leaks from Boiler: Water leaks are a sign that problems could arise very soon. Even if there is no water dripping around the area, steam leaks can be forced out of the stack.

Boiler Switching Off: If the boiler turns off, the problem could be a pressure loss, a bad thermostat, a blocked valve, or the pump does not push water through the system the right way.