Queens Boiler Repair

We are a full-service boiler expert in Queens, NY.

Whether your boiler needs repaired or replaced, we have the tools, knowledge, and experience to solve any and all of you boiler problems.

• Emergency Boiler Services
• Boiler Repair
• Boiler Replacement
• Boiler Installation
• Boiler Maintenance
• Boiler Troubleshooting
• Boiler Upgrades

Typical Heating for Homes and Businesses In NYC

Throughout Queens and the New York City area, there are a few types of heating units that have become popular. When you look at the brand name on your heating unit, you might see you have Weil Mclain boiler, Crown boilers or Peerless boilers in your basement.

One of the reasons these brands are so popular is due Energy Star rating that has become very well known. These brands tend to be the high efficiency boilers that modern homes need and homeowners demand.

Specific Kinds of Boiler Repair You Need in NYC

While some areas of the country use HVAC and other areas use oil for heating, in NYC most homes and businesses use boilers and simply refer to their steam boiler as a heating unit.

In fact, they may not know that their heating unit involves plumbing at all. When a boiler is very old and home owners get tired of constant repairs or worrying about their heating, they start thinking about replacement. After a bit of research, it is often replaced with popular models such as Weil Mclain boilers, Crown boilers or Peerless boilers.

A Popular Request: Oil to Gas Conversions

One problem with oil burning heating units is making the time or effort to buy the oil. The oil is delivered and stored in a tank on your property, and for some homeowners this can be a real pain.

For example, if there is an issue with heavy snow and the oil truck can't make it to your door. Alternatively, a boiler installation that replaces the oil-based system can be more predictable in terms of cost.

Oil heating costs can make big swings up and down over the years. On top of this, there are now high efficiency boilers that make the conversion from oil to gas seem like financial common sense.