Boilers & Radiators
Boiler Repair in Providence, RI
When a boiler quits in January, the whole building feels it within hours. We diagnose gas and oil boilers, hot-water and steam, and carry the common circulators, ignitors, controls and relief valves on the truck so most repairs finish on the first visit.

No heat, short cycling, leaks or a pressure gauge that will not hold. Hot-water and steam boilers, gas or oil. Typical cost in Providence runs $189 to $1,240, and the phone is answered 24/7 at (401) 598-2964.
Signs it is time to call
- Radiators stay cold on one floor while the rest of the house heats
- The pressure gauge drops below 12 psi or climbs toward 30 psi
- Water around the base, the relief valve or a pump flange
- The burner lights, runs a minute, then shuts down and restarts
Hot-water and steam heat are still the backbone of Providence's older housing, from East Side Victorians to triple-deckers in Elmwood, Pawtucket and Central Falls. These systems last a long time, but they depend on correct water levels, pressure, venting and air removal, which is where most of our boiler work starts.
What the work includes
- Read the control's lockout code and check flame signal, venting and draft
- Test the circulator, zone valves and aquastat or outdoor reset settings
- Check the expansion tank charge and fill valve, then bleed trapped air
- Combustion test after the repair so the burner runs clean and safe
Plenty of Providence homes still heat with cast iron boilers installed decades ago. Parts for those older models are still available, so repair is often the right call before talking about replacement.

How the visit goes
- We start at the boiler: gauge readings, the sight glass or pressure, venting and the burner.
- Then we walk the system floor by floor, checking radiators, valves and zones that are not heating.
- You get the findings and the price before any repair, in plain language.
What boiler repair usually costs
Most boiler repair jobs in Providence and nearby towns fall between $189 and $1,240. Most first-visit fixes (circulator, ignitor, pressure control) fall in the lower half; heat exchanger or control board work runs higher. We give you the exact price after we see the system, and nothing is done until you approve it.
Compare ranges across all 48 services on the price list.
Boiler Repair questions
Is a leaking boiler always a sign it needs replacing?
No. Most leaks come from a valve, a pump gasket or a fitting and are routine repairs. A leak from the cast iron sections or the heat exchanger itself is the case where replacement usually makes more sense.
Why does my boiler pressure keep rising?
Rising pressure usually points to a waterlogged expansion tank or a fill valve that is letting city water in. Both are inexpensive repairs, and fixing them stops the relief valve from dumping water.
Can you repair an oil-fired boiler as well as gas?
Yes. We service oil burners, nozzles, filters and pumps along with gas valves and ignition systems, so one visit covers the whole boiler.
Boiler Repair around Providence
We handle boiler repair across the city and nearby Rhode Island and Massachusetts towns. These are a few of the areas where we do it most.
Need boiler repair today?
Call the line any hour. We will walk you through safe checks and get a technician scheduled.