What Causes an Equipment Failure?

When it comes to radiant heating systems in general, equipment failures are relatively rare. In most cases a radiant heating system fails due to a lack of maintenance. If a radiant heating system is maintained properly, including routine cleanings and checks, the radiant heating system will have a predictable life and a qualified maintenance technician will be able to tell exactly when a radiant heating system system might need to be replaced.

What Warranties Do I Get?

When we repair your radiant heating system, you get a warranty on both labor and parts so you can relax knowing you’re covered. However, this is not always the case with other heating repair companies. Some heating and cooling companies do not supply warranties–especially on labor—so always ask your provider before allowing them to work on your boiler.

Should I Repair or Replace My Radiant Heating System?

Radiant heating systems have specific repair costs that make it more economical for you to replace your system rather than repair it. For instance, when you’re spending over $1,000 on a repair, it is time to begin thinking about replacing the radiant heating system. If you are looking at spending over $1,500 on a repair, then it is usually a better option to replace the radiant heating system so you benefit from today’s more efficient heating technologies and save on monthly energy costs. New radiant heating system can range from $5,000 and up, but can save you hundreds or even thousands per year on your energy bills.