Keep your boiler running safe, efficient, and reliable all season long with professional maintenance from certified heating technicians.
5 Highlights on Boiler Maintenance
Boiler maintenance keeps your heating system operating at peak performance while preventing costly breakdowns during cold weather. Our certified technicians inspect every component—from the burner and heat exchanger to the circulator pump and pressure gauge—ensuring safe combustion and proper venting. We clean soot buildup, test safety controls like the pressure relief valve and thermocouple, and calibrate your thermostat for accurate temperature regulation. Regular servicing extends equipment life by reducing wear on moving parts and preventing corrosion inside the tank and piping. Annual tune-ups catch small issues before they become expensive repairs, saving you money on fuel bills and emergency call-outs.
- Thorough combustion analysis checks gas, oil, or propane burner efficiency and adjusts airflow for clean burning
- Safety testing verifies pressure relief valves, limit switches, and flame sensors protect your home
- Complete system flush removes sediment and sludge that reduce heat transfer and damage components
- Precision calibration tunes controls and thermostats to maintain consistent temperatures throughout your space
- Detailed inspection report documents findings and recommends repairs before minor problems escalate
Why Choose Our Boiler Maintenance
PJ MAC HVAC Service & Repair employs licensed heating technicians trained on all boiler types—steam, hydronic, condensing, and sealed combustion models. We service residential and commercial systems fueled by natural gas, oil, propane, and electric. Our technicians arrive with diagnostic tools, replacement filters, and genuine parts to complete most repairs during the maintenance visit. We follow manufacturer specifications and local code requirements for every inspection, ensuring your system stays under warranty and passes municipal inspections.
Our maintenance contracts include priority scheduling and discounted rates on repairs. You'll receive reminders before your annual service date, so you never miss the tune-up that keeps your warranty valid. We test combustion efficiency with calibrated analyzers, measure draft pressure in the flue, and inspect the chimney or vent pipe for blockages. Each visit includes bleeding air from radiators or baseboard units, checking expansion tank pressure, and lubricating the circulator pump. We document all readings and provide a written report showing your system's condition.
Customers choose us because we explain findings in plain language and never push unnecessary upgrades. Our flat-rate pricing means you know the cost before we start work. We stand behind every service with a satisfaction guarantee and maintain full licensing and insurance for your protection.
Signs You Need Boiler Maintenance
Your boiler shows warning signs when it needs professional servicing. Strange noises like banging, whistling, or rumbling indicate sediment buildup on the heat exchanger or air trapped in the piping. These sounds mean your system works harder than necessary, wasting fuel and shortening component life. A qualified heating technician can flush the tank, bleed radiators, and restore quiet operation during a maintenance visit.
Rising fuel bills without increased usage signal declining efficiency. Soot accumulation on the burner, a dirty filter, or a misaligned flame reduces heat transfer and sends expensive energy up the chimney. Annual cleaning and combustion testing restore peak efficiency, often reducing heating costs by 10 to 15 percent. We measure oxygen levels and carbon dioxide in the flue gases to verify complete combustion and adjust the air-to-fuel ratio for maximum performance.
Uneven heating throughout your building points to circulation problems or thermostat issues. Cold radiators far from the boiler may need bleeding, while a failing circulator pump can't push hot water through the supply lines. Our technicians test pump operation, check zone valves, and balance the system so every room reaches the set temperature. We also calibrate or replace thermostats that cycle the burner too frequently or fail to maintain consistent warmth.
Frequent pilot light outages or igniter failures require immediate attention. A faulty thermocouple, dirty pilot orifice, or weak igniter prevents reliable startup and leaves you without heat. These safety components wear over time and need periodic replacement. We carry common parts on our service trucks and can restore reliable ignition the same day.
Visible water leaks around the tank, piping connections, or pressure relief valve indicate serious problems. Leaks waste water, damage surrounding areas, and signal potential pressure issues inside the boiler. Our technicians locate the source, tighten fittings, replace worn gaskets, or recommend tank replacement if corrosion has compromised the vessel. We also test the pressure relief valve to confirm it opens at the correct setting and protects against dangerous overpressure conditions.
Keep your boiler running safe, efficient, and reliable all season long with professional maintenance from certified heating technicians.
5 Highlights on Boiler Maintenance
Boiler maintenance keeps your heating system operating at peak performance while preventing costly breakdowns during cold weather. Our certified technicians inspect every component—from the burner and heat exchanger to the circulator pump and pressure gauge—ensuring safe combustion and proper venting. We clean soot buildup, test safety controls like the pressure relief valve and thermocouple, and calibrate your thermostat for accurate temperature regulation. Regular servicing extends equipment life by reducing wear on moving parts and preventing corrosion inside the tank and piping. Annual tune-ups catch small issues before they become expensive repairs, saving you money on fuel bills and emergency call-outs.
- Thorough combustion analysis checks gas, oil, or propane burner efficiency and adjusts airflow for clean burning
- Safety testing verifies pressure relief valves, limit switches, and flame sensors protect your home
- Complete system flush removes sediment and sludge that reduce heat transfer and damage components
- Precision calibration tunes controls and thermostats to maintain consistent temperatures throughout your space
- Detailed inspection report documents findings and recommends repairs before minor problems escalate
Why Choose Our Boiler Maintenance
PJ MAC HVAC Service & Repair employs licensed heating technicians trained on all boiler types—steam, hydronic, condensing, and sealed combustion models. We service residential and commercial systems fueled by natural gas, oil, propane, and electric. Our technicians arrive with diagnostic tools, replacement filters, and genuine parts to complete most repairs during the maintenance visit. We follow manufacturer specifications and local code requirements for every inspection, ensuring your system stays under warranty and passes municipal inspections.
Our maintenance contracts include priority scheduling and discounted rates on repairs. You'll receive reminders before your annual service date, so you never miss the tune-up that keeps your warranty valid. We test combustion efficiency with calibrated analyzers, measure draft pressure in the flue, and inspect the chimney or vent pipe for blockages. Each visit includes bleeding air from radiators or baseboard units, checking expansion tank pressure, and lubricating the circulator pump. We document all readings and provide a written report showing your system's condition.
Customers choose us because we explain findings in plain language and never push unnecessary upgrades. Our flat-rate pricing means you know the cost before we start work. We stand behind every service with a satisfaction guarantee and maintain full licensing and insurance for your protection.
Signs You Need Boiler Maintenance
Your boiler shows warning signs when it needs professional servicing. Strange noises like banging, whistling, or rumbling indicate sediment buildup on the heat exchanger or air trapped in the piping. These sounds mean your system works harder than necessary, wasting fuel and shortening component life. A qualified heating technician can flush the tank, bleed radiators, and restore quiet operation during a maintenance visit.
Rising fuel bills without increased usage signal declining efficiency. Soot accumulation on the burner, a dirty filter, or a misaligned flame reduces heat transfer and sends expensive energy up the chimney. Annual cleaning and combustion testing restore peak efficiency, often reducing heating costs by 10 to 15 percent. We measure oxygen levels and carbon dioxide in the flue gases to verify complete combustion and adjust the air-to-fuel ratio for maximum performance.
Uneven heating throughout your building points to circulation problems or thermostat issues. Cold radiators far from the boiler may need bleeding, while a failing circulator pump can't push hot water through the supply lines. Our technicians test pump operation, check zone valves, and balance the system so every room reaches the set temperature. We also calibrate or replace thermostats that cycle the burner too frequently or fail to maintain consistent warmth.
Frequent pilot light outages or igniter failures require immediate attention. A faulty thermocouple, dirty pilot orifice, or weak igniter prevents reliable startup and leaves you without heat. These safety components wear over time and need periodic replacement. We carry common parts on our service trucks and can restore reliable ignition the same day.
Visible water leaks around the tank, piping connections, or pressure relief valve indicate serious problems. Leaks waste water, damage surrounding areas, and signal potential pressure issues inside the boiler. Our technicians locate the source, tighten fittings, replace worn gaskets, or recommend tank replacement if corrosion has compromised the vessel. We also test the pressure relief valve to confirm it opens at the correct setting and protects against dangerous overpressure conditions.
