Hawthorne Boiler Services

Boiler Repair, Replacement & Maintenance in Bergen County

When the winter chill sets in outside, and your home doesn't feel quite as warm as it should, you can rely on Hawthorne Mechanical Contractors to keep you and your family comfortable. Our team of boiler specialists is here to ensure your heating system operates efficiently and reliably throughout the cold season. With our expertise, you can rest easy knowing that help is just a call away should your boiler decide to take an unscheduled break when you need it most.

Whether it's a routine check-up, a complex repair, or a complete replacement, our technicians are equipped to handle it all. We arrive in service vehicles fully stocked with an extensive range of tools and parts, allowing us to get right to work without unnecessary delays. Because our specialists are skilled in working with all makes and models of boilers, you can trust us to extend the life of your heating system and enhance its performance, ensuring your home stays warm and welcoming, no matter how low the temperature drops outside.

Call (973) 620-7477 or contact us online to schedule your boiler service in Hawthorne or surrounding areas today.

Signs Your Boiler Needs Repair

Detecting early signs that your boiler needs repair can prevent more serious and costly issues. If you notice any unusual activity with your heating system, it's important to call the experts at Hawthorne Mechanical Contractors for a thorough inspection. Ignoring these signs could lead to your boiler breaking down at the worst possible time. 

Here are some common boiler problems to be on the lookout for:

• Unusual noises: Banging, whistling, or gurgling noises can indicate air in the system or a problem with the water pressure.
• No heat or hot water: The most obvious sign that something is wrong is a lack of heat or hot water, which could be due to several issues, including failure of mechanical components, thermostat problems, or low water levels.
• Leaking and dripping: Any sign of water leaking from your boiler clearly indicates that an internal component, such as a pressure valve or pump seal, might have failed.
• Pilot light goes out: If the pilot light continually turns off, it could be due to a broken thermocouple, a buildup of deposit, or an issue with the gas supply.
• Pressure loss: A boiler losing pressure can be a sign of a leak in the system or a problem with the pressure relief valve.
• Thermostat issues: If the thermostat loses accuracy or turns the heating on/off when it's not supposed to, it might be time for a repair or replacement.

Should you encounter any of these issues, don't hesitate to contact Hawthorne Mechanical Contractors. Our team is ready to get your boiler back in working order, ensuring your home remains warm and cozy.