Boiler Repair Rochester, NY

Leaks often come from faulty seals, corroded pipes, or pressure valve problems. Even small drips can signal serious issues and should be inspected quickly.

This can be caused by air trapped in the system, sludge buildup in pipes, or circulation pump failure. Bleeding the radiators may help, but persistent cold spots require professional repair.

Consistently low pressure may be the result of hidden leaks, expansion tank problems, or faulty pressure relief valves. A technician can pinpoint the cause and restore proper system balance.

These sounds often come from trapped air, limescale buildup (called “kettling”), or circulation issues. Left unchecked, these problems can damage the boiler and reduce efficiency.

Older boilers use standing pilot lights, while newer models rely on electronic ignition. If your pilot light keeps going out, the thermocouple, gas supply, or ignition system may need repair.

Frequent cycling could mean thermostat problems, pressure issues, or a system that’s oversized for your home. A proper diagnostic will identify the cause.

This usually points to a diverter valve issue, which controls whether hot water goes to your taps or your heating system. It’s a common repair for combination (combi) boilers.

Yes. In cold Rochester winters, condensate pipes can freeze, blocking the system and shutting it down. Thawing the pipe may be a temporary fix, but insulation or rerouting may be needed for a permanent solution.

A metallic, burning, or gas odor can indicate serious safety hazards like overheating, leaks, or combustion issues. Shut the system down immediately and call for emergency service.

With timely repairs and annual maintenance, a boiler can last 15–20 years or longer. Addressing small issues quickly helps extend its service life.