What kinds of problems can boilers present?

Identifying Boiler Problems

When your boiler fails to generate the expected heat, the first component to inspect is the thermostat. Low pressure readings may indicate the presence of a leak requiring immediate repair or, in simpler cases, a valve replacement.

If your boiler emits unusual noises, it could be attributed to low pressure or a buildup of sludge, causing erratic boiler behavior. In more severe instances, a failing pump may be the root cause.

Should your boiler experience a loss in pressure, conduct a thorough check for any visible leaks. If a leak is apparent, don't hesitate to reach out to us promptly. In cases where no visible leaks are present, consider re-pressurizing the boiler system.

To ensure optimal boiler performance, adhere to the following guidelines:

• Keep the vent termination and temperature/pressure readings easily accessible and unobstructed.
• Be vigilant for any unusual sounds emanating from your boiler system.
• Perform monthly inspections of your components to detect and address potential leaks.