Boiler Installation & Repair in Colorado Springs, CO
Boiler specialists — service, repair, and full replacements.
What is boiler installation & repair?
Boilers are our other specialty, and they're the system most companies would rather not touch. We diagnose and repair the faults that actually cause no-heat calls — failed circulator pumps, air in the loop, bad thermostats and aquastats, low system pressure, and ignition or flame-sensing problems — and we service the hydronic side that goes with them.
When a boiler is past saving, we replace it. If the heat exchanger is leaking or corrosion has taken hold, we'll lay out the numbers on repair versus replacement and let you decide with real information rather than pressure.
Signs you need boiler installation & repair
- No heat, or some zones warm and others cold
- System pressure climbing, dropping, or discharging
- Water around or under the boiler
- Banging, kettling, or gurgling while it runs
- Repair bills stacking up year after year
- It hasn't been serviced before heating season
Why choose DeWalt Plumbing Services for boiler installation & repair
Our process
- 1Call us or request a free quote online.
- 2A licensed plumber diagnoses the problem.
- 3You get a clear, upfront estimate.
- 4We do the work — clean, careful, and on time.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work on boilers?
Yes — boilers are one of our two specialties. We service, repair, and replace residential boilers, including the hydronic heating side.
My boiler isn't heating — what's wrong?
Common causes are a failed circulator pump, air trapped in the loop, a bad thermostat or aquastat, low system pressure, or an ignition or flame-sensing fault. We diagnose it properly before quoting parts.
What pressure should my boiler run at?
Most residential systems sit around 12 to 15 psi when cold. If yours is climbing, dropping, or pushing water out of the relief valve, something needs attention — call us before it turns into a leak.
How long does a boiler last?
A well-maintained boiler often runs 15 to 25 years. Annual service is what gets you to the top of that range.
Should I replace my old boiler?
If the heat exchanger is leaking, the unit is badly corroded, or repair costs keep stacking up, replacement is usually the smarter money. We'll show you the numbers instead of pushing a sale.
When should I have my boiler serviced?
Before heating season — late summer or early fall. It's far better to find a problem in September than during the first cold snap.