Contact boiler repair Boston MA
One call
When your heat quits in November, calling is the fastest way to get help. Call (617) 691-5446 and you'll be connected with an independent local boiler company that serves your part of Suffolk County, from Downtown Boston to Dorchester. They can talk through what the boiler is doing and arrange a visit. Rather write it down? Send the form and a local company can call you back. If your boiler is leaking or your heat is out, call rather than use the form.
Call the line
(617) 691-5446Phone line
Call any time to be connected
Visit times are set by the local company
Request a call back
Give your address, the boiler brand if you know it (Weil-McLain, Burnham, Navien or Lochinvar, for example), and what's going wrong. Your request is passed to a local boiler company that serves your area so they can call you back. See the privacy policy for how your details are used.
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Your request goes out
Your details are passed to an independent boiler company that serves your area, so they can contact you about the job.
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They contact you
The company gets in touch to ask about the boiler and offer a visit time. You decide whether to book.
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They quote the work
Their technician diagnoses the problem and quotes the repair. Ask for the quote in writing before any work starts.
Urgent boiler repair contact Boston
If you smell gas or your carbon monoxide alarm goes off, leave the building now and call 911 or your gas utility from outside. Don't use switches or phones inside. If your boiler is leaking water onto the floor, turn it off at the service switch and close the water feed, then call (617) 691-5446. For no heat on a cold night, or a pilot light that won't stay lit, call the line to be connected with a local company that takes urgent calls. Ask them how soon they can come.
No heat tonight
Check the thermostat and the boiler's power switch, then call the line. You'll be connected with a local company; ask how soon they can come out.
Boiler leaking
Turn off the boiler and close the water feed, then call. A leaking boiler can mean a relief valve, a failed gasket or a cracked section. Tell them the brand.
Frozen pipes
If your pipes froze, don't use an open flame to thaw them. If a pipe has burst, shut off the main water valve, then call.
What happens after you call
You're connected
Your call goes to an independent local boiler company. Tell them your address, the boiler brand and what's happening.
On-site diagnosis by the local company
Their technician tests the system to find the fault, then quotes the repair. Ask for it in writing.
Repair and test
If you go ahead, they make the repair. Ask them to run a full heat cycle and check for leaks before they leave, and ask what warranty covers the work.