Boiler Repair Services in Lowell, MA 

Committed to Customer Satisfaction & Excellence

For nearly 20 years, Fagundes Plumbing Heating AC. has been providing Lowell residents with high-quality, tailored HVAC solutions. Our heating technicians are known for being knowledgeable and licensed professionals. If your boiler is not working properly, you can trust our team to help you identify and address the issue in a timely manner. 

Why work with our professionals? 

• Our technicians are licensed, trained, and NATE-certified professionals
• We offer competitive pricing options and have financing options available
• We have a customer satisfaction guarantee and can fix unresolved issues for no-additional cost
• Our technicians are passionate about our job and customer satisfaction, which shows in our work

If you are experiencing issues with your boiler, call (978) 350-5522 or reach out online to request a free quote or schedule a service. 

Signs Your Boiler Needs Repairs 

Common issues with boilers that require repair include corroded copper tubing, malfunctioning fans, a broken thermostat, leaking valves or drip pans. In addition, sediment buildup can reduce the efficiency of the boiler and clogged filters can restrict airflow. 

Regular maintenance can help prevent many of issues from arising, but they may still occur as boilers age and wear down over time. If your boiler has begun to show signs of reduced performance or increased energy consumption, it may be time to call in our experienced technicians. 

Signs that your boiler likely needs to be repaired are: 

1. Delays in heating. If heat isn’t produced soon after you cut on your system, your boiler is likely having circulation issues. 
2. Faulty power. If your boiler does not run once you’ve cut it on or frequently cuts on and off, the power supply may need to be repaired. 
3. Inadequate heating. You may have an issue with the short circuits in your thermostat or buildup issues if you notice your system isn’t producing enough heat. 
4. Leaking water. Pooling water or moisture around your boiler can be serious; leaks can cause issues with energy efficiency and utility costs. In severe cases, you boiler may be at risk of bursting. 
5. Older boiler. The lifespan of a boiler is largely determined by the quality of maintenance it receives and how often it is used. Generally speaking, standard boilers can last between 10 and 20 years while more advanced systems may last up to 30 years. However, warranties may not cover the full lifespan of a boiler, so regular inspection and maintenance is important in order to ensure your system remains safe and reliable throughout its life. If your boiler is old, it may need more frequent repairs or you may need to consider boiler replacement.
6. Strange smells. If you notice strange smells (i.e. like sulfuric, metallic, or egg-like), you may have a gas or oil leak. 
7. Unusual sounds. A common sign of boiler damage is a whirring, whistling, thumping, or grinding sound; these sounds (or any other odd noises) often mean that the system has a blockage or the heat exchanger or heater pump is broken.