Boiler repairs

A boiler repair is diagnosing and fixing problems with a boiler system, which is a heating device used to provide hot water or central heating in homes or commercial buildings. Boilers can run on various fuels like gas, oil, or electricity.

Common Boiler Repairs Include:

1. Fixing Leaks – Leaks can develop from pipes, valves, or the boiler itself.

2. Replacing Broken Parts – Like thermostats, pumps, pressure relief valves, or heat exchangers.

3. Fixing No Heat or Hot Water – Caused by issues like broken diaphragms, airlocks, or thermostat faults.

4. Repressurizing the System – Low pressure can prevent the boiler from functioning properly.

5. Bleeding Radiators – To remove trapped air that affects heating efficiency.

6. Resetting or Restarting the Boiler – Sometimes software or sensor glitches can be cleared by a reset.

7. Fixing Noisy Boilers – Often due to kettling (buildup of limescale), air in the system, or failing components.

When to Call for a Boiler Repair:

• No hot water or heat

• Unusual noises (banging, whistling)

• Water leaks

• Error codes on the boiler display

• Pilot light keeps going out