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Boiler systems in Airdrie

Boilers heat water rather than air and send it around the house to radiators, baseboards or loops in the floor. Fewer companies around here want to touch them, which is a large part of why we do. Installs, replacements, service, and the repairs other outfits would rather pass on.

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What we do

  • Repairs and diagnosis. No heat, cold zones, pressure that will not hold, and the noises that come with all three.
  • Annual service. Which matters more on a boiler than on almost anything else in the house.
  • Replacements and new installs. Sized to what the building actually loses, not to what the old one happened to be.
  • Pumps, expansion tanks, zone valves and controls. The parts around the boiler that cause most of the faults blamed on the boiler.
  • Boilers feeding in-floor loops, radiators, or both. Including combination systems that also make the household hot water.

Call us when

There is no heat and the boiler is showing a fault
One zone is cold and the rest of the house is fine
The pressure keeps dropping, or keeps climbing
It is banging, gurgling or knocking
Somebody has told you nobody works on it any more

Why boilers get abandoned

A lot of companies in this trade are furnace and air conditioner companies. Boilers are a different skill set, the parts are less common and the diagnosis takes longer, so plenty of outfits quietly decline the work or quote a full replacement instead of a repair. If you have been told your boiler is beyond serviceable, it is worth a second opinion before you spend on a new one.

The other honest point: annual service on a boiler is not the upsell people assume it is on a furnace. A system full of water, under pressure, with pumps and expansion, degrades in ways a forced air furnace simply does not. The systems that last decades are the ones somebody looked at every year.

Questions we get asked

Can you work on an older boiler?
Have the make and model ready when you call. Age on its own is not the problem. Parts availability sometimes is, and we would rather find that out on the phone than standing in your basement.
Boiler or furnace, if I am replacing?
If the house already has radiators or in-floor loops, boiler, almost always. Converting a hydronic house to forced air means putting ductwork everywhere, which is a renovation rather than a heating job.
The pressure keeps dropping. What is that?
Usually a leak somewhere in the system, or an expansion tank that has failed. It is worth chasing rather than topping up, because topping up keeps introducing fresh oxygenated water, and that is hard on the whole system.
Do you do combination boilers that make the hot water too?
Yes. Whether one suits your house is a sizing question, because doing both jobs well takes more capacity than doing either one alone.

Want a straight answer on yours?

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