When you approach your Wichita-area home’s boiler to troubleshoot a problem, remember the physician’s motto: first do no harm. If you are at all uncomfortable about trying to temporarily repair or diagnose your home’s boiler, you will do better to contact your professional HVAC contractor than to risk damaging your home’s primary heat source. 

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If you use a boiler in your Kansas home, it is an integral system, providing heat or hot water when you need it. Once this unit stops performing at its normal level (or stops working altogether), you should know what steps to take to get things back to normal.  In addition, you should also know when…

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If you’re having boiler problems that are leaving your home without heat or are reducing your energy efficiency, there’s a few do-it-yourself repairs that you can try to get it going at full speed again. Not only will you save the trouble of having to pay a HVAC contractor to come out on a service…

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Most of us take for granted that our heating systems will work properly when we need them, but what happens when you start experiencing boiler problems in the middle of the winter? Fortunately, there’s no need to panic. By following these steps, you can navigate your way through most boiler problems with ease.

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The decision to retrofit or replace your boiler is one you’ll be living with for some time. The service life of gas-fired boilers is long and component failures are generally uncommon. Energy efficiency is often the driving force behind the decision. Boiler efficiency is rated by its AFUE (annual fuel utilization efficiency) percentage. The number…

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Boilers that have been idle all summer require boiler maintenance as the seasons change. A number of problems may occur at seasonal start-up that can be better handled as preventive issues now rather than major repairs later (on an expensive emergency basis). It’s also easier to schedule a call with your HVAC professional at this…

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