Boiler Installation & Repairs

Stay Warm and Cozy in Your Home

Arrange for boiler repair services in Wellington, Windsor, Severance, Fort Collins, CO and the surrounding area

With a functional boiler, you can keep your whole home toasty warm no matter how cold it gets outside. Rise Plumbing and Heating handles boiler repair services so you don't have to put up with a broken boiler. If your heating system is giving you any trouble, just let us know. We can take care of repairs right away.

You should schedule boiler repairs right away if you notice:

Water on the floor near your boiler
Hot or cold spots throughout your home
Carbon monoxide detectors going off

Speak with a member of our team in Wellington, Windsor & Severance, CO today to ask about boiler repair services.

Hook up a new boiler in your home

Need a boiler installation? We've got you covered. We can install a new boiler in your home to keep you warm through the winter. Once we've set up your new boiler, you'll be able to use radiant heat throughout your home and enjoy efficient heating services. We work on regular water boilers and steam boilers. We offer 24/7 emergency repair services.

Plan a boiler installation now in Wellington, Windsor & Severance, CO.

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Northern Colorado Boiler Service FAQs

Boiler systems are a fantastic source of reliable, even comfortable heat, especially in the cold winters of Northern Colorado. If you use a boiler for radiant heat or hot water in your Fort Collins, Windsor, or Wellington home, here are answers to the most common questions about maintenance and repair.

Primary Concerns: Boiler Repair & System Issues

My boiler isn't heating my home properly. What are the common reasons?

If your hot water boiler is running but your home is cold, the issue is often related to the circulation or ignition system:

Low Water Pressure: Boilers must maintain a certain pressure (typically 12-24 PSI). If it's too low, the system won't circulate heat effectively or may shut down.
Pilot Light/Ignition Failure: The boiler isn't generating heat due to a faulty pilot, igniter, or flame sensor.
Circulator Pump Failure: The pump that moves the hot water through your radiant heat system might be broken or stuck.
Zoned Valve Issues: If you have zoned heating, a zone valve might be stuck closed, preventing heat from reaching specific rooms in your Windsor home.

Why is my boiler making a loud banging or rumbling noise?

Loud noises like banging or rumbling often indicate "kettling." This happens when mineral or oxygen deposits (scale/sediment) build up on the heat exchanger. The scale prevents heat transfer, causing the water near the exchanger to overheat and flash into steam, which collapses with a loud bang. Kettling is a serious sign that your boiler needs a professional boiler cleaning and potentially a power flush to remove sediment. Ignoring it can severely damage the heat exchanger.

I see water leaking from my boiler. Is this an emergency?

Yes, any boiler leak should be treated as an emergency and addressed immediately by a professional boiler repair technician in Fort Collins or Northern Colorado. Leaks can quickly lead to:

Corrosion and rust damage to internal components.
Loss of system pressure, leading to total heat loss.
Electrical damage near the unit. The leak may be from a pipe fitting, the pressure relief valve, or the tank itself. Turn off the water supply and electrical and call us immediately for 24/7 emergency boiler service.

Maintenance & Efficiency: Boiler Tune-Ups

How often should I schedule a professional boiler service in Northern Colorado?

Like a furnace, your hot water boiler requires an annual boiler tune-up or boiler inspection. We recommend scheduling this service in early fall, well before the Windsor and Northern Colorado winter cold sets in. Regular maintenance ensures:

Energy Efficiency: A clean, balanced boiler minimizes your heating bills.
Safety: Checks for gas leaks and proper venting of combustion gases.
Reliability: Prevents unexpected breakdowns during peak winter use.

What does a professional boiler tune-up include?

A comprehensive boiler maintenance checklist is essential for these complex systems. Our service includes:

Checking and adjusting the operating pressure and temperature.
Inspecting the vent system and combustion air supply.
Testing the circulator pump and all zone valves.
Cleaning the burner assembly, heat exchanger, and flues.
Inspecting the pressure relief valve and low-water cut-off safety controls.
Testing the system's overall performance for optimal radiant heat output.

My boiler pipes feel cold at the top. Should I be concerned?

This is often a sign of air in the system and is a common issue with hydronic (hot water) heating. Air pockets prevent the hot water from circulating fully, leading to cold spots. This issue requires bleeding the radiators or professional boiler purging to remove trapped air and restore proper circulation and comfort.