Boiler Repair for All Makes and Models
We've seen it all when it comes to boiler repair and tune-up service calls here in Saskatoon over the years serving our residential and commercial customers.
If your boiler isn't working as it should or you know there is definitely something going on with your system call us right away.
We offer emergency repair for your convenience. There are several common issues you may notice that will indicate you’ll want to give us a call:
- Water or leakage around your boiler
- Unusual noise during system ignition or operation
- Intermittent failures that require you to restart the boiler
- No domestic hot water, or lower hot water capacity than what you are used to
- Higher fuel consumption than normal
- Cold rooms or cold heating zones
- Ice accumulations on vent systems
Have you noticed any of those signs on your boiler system at home or at yoru business? If so book your boiler repair today, we offer competitive rates, emergency repair services 24/7, and always put the customer first on our service calls.
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Having Boiler System Issues?
Is your boiler acting poorly? Here are some things to look for on your system before giving us a call for repair service:
Does your boiler have power?
- Check your boiler system circuit breaker panel to ensure that it's breaker hasn't tripped.
- Is the thermal fuse missing? Some utility spaces have a replaceable thermal fuse on the ceiling above the boiler. Make sure that fuse is in place.
Does your boiler have fuel?
- Make sure the manual shutoff valve on the gas line to your system is turned on.
- Verify with another gas appliance like your oven or range that your home has natural gas available.
Is your thermostat in good order and calling for heat?
- Your thermostat batteries could be dead or faulty, change them and try your system again.
- Make sure your thermostat is on, is set to heat", and the desired room temperature is set higher than the current ambient temperature.
Water Supply:
- Is the water level in your boiler too low? There should be 12 - 15 psi in your boiler. If there is not, try adding water to your system through your system water feed valve.
