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Boiler Replacement in Quincy, MA

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Professional Boiler Services Quincy

Warm Home, Lower Bills, Zero Surprises
Your mornings start with hot showers that don’t run cold halfway through. Your heating bills drop because new boilers run 15-20% more efficiently than older units. You’re not calling for emergency repairs every few months because modern boilers are built to last 15-20 years with proper maintenance. No more uneven heating where your living room feels like an oven while your bedroom stays freezing. No more strange banging sounds at 2 AM that make you wonder if something’s about to explode. Just consistent, reliable heat that works when you need it most. The difference between a functioning boiler and a failing one isn’t just comfort—it’s peace of mind. When Massachusetts winters hit, you know your system won’t leave you stranded.

Quincy Plumbing Company Since 2007

We've Been Fixing Quincy's Heating Since 2007
We’ve been serving Quincy homeowners for nearly two decades, transitioning from new construction work to become specialists in service and repairs. We understand the unique challenges of heating older New England homes, where plumbing issues can escalate faster than most people realize. Our 5-person team focuses exclusively on getting your plumbing and heating systems working properly. We’re not the biggest company in town, but we’re the one that shows up when we say we will, gives you the price upfront, and stands behind our work with real warranties. Quincy residents deal with everything from century-old radiator systems to modern high-efficiency units. We’ve worked on them all, and we know which solutions actually last in this climate.
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Boiler Installation Process Quincy

Here's Exactly How Boiler Replacement Works
First, we assess your current system and your home’s heating needs. This isn’t a sales pitch—we’re determining the right size and type of boiler for your specific situation. A unit that’s too small won’t heat your home properly. Too large, and you’re wasting money on energy bills. Next, we remove your old boiler safely and dispose of it properly. Massachusetts has strict regulations about boiler removal, especially for older units that may contain hazardous materials. We handle all permits and inspections required by local codes. Installation comes next. We connect your new boiler to existing gas lines, water lines, and electrical systems. Everything gets tested multiple times to ensure safe, efficient operation. We walk you through the new system’s operation and maintenance requirements before we leave.

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Boiler Replacement Cost Quincy MA

What's Actually Included in Boiler Replacement
Your boiler replacement includes removal and disposal of your old unit, installation of the new boiler, all necessary connections to existing systems, and testing to ensure everything works properly. We handle permits and coordinate inspections with local authorities. In Quincy, most boiler replacements cost between $4,000 and $8,000 depending on the unit size and efficiency rating. High-efficiency models cost more upfront but save 15-20% on heating bills over the system’s lifetime. For a typical Quincy home, that’s $200-400 in annual savings. We’re currently offering $300 off boiler installations, and all our work comes with a 1-year labor warranty. Massachusetts homeowners may also qualify for rebates through Mass Save programs, which can reduce your total cost by hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
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How do I know if my boiler needs replacement or just repair?

If your boiler is over 15 years old and repair costs exceed half the price of a new unit, replacement makes more sense financially. Other clear signs include frequent breakdowns, uneven heating throughout your home, strange sounds like banging or rumbling, and energy bills that keep climbing despite normal usage. A good rule of thumb: if you’re calling for repairs more than twice per heating season, or if your heating bills have increased significantly without changes in usage, it’s time to consider replacement. We can assess your current system and give you honest advice about whether repair or replacement is the better investment. Modern boilers are also much more efficient than units installed even 10 years ago, so the energy savings alone often justify the upgrade cost over time.
Most boiler replacements take 6-8 hours for a straightforward swap of similar-sized units. If we’re upgrading to a different type or size, or if additional work is needed on gas lines or venting, it can take a full day or slightly longer. We schedule installations to minimize disruption to your routine. In most cases, you’ll have heat restored the same day we start work. For complex installations, we can sometimes provide temporary heating solutions if needed. Weather can affect timing during winter months, but we prioritize boiler replacements as emergency work. Massachusetts winters don’t wait, and neither do we when someone’s heating system fails.
Boiler sizing depends on your home’s square footage, insulation quality, number of rooms, and local climate conditions. A typical Quincy home needs about 30-50 BTU per square foot, but older homes with poor insulation may require more capacity. We perform a proper heat loss calculation rather than just matching your old boiler’s size. Many older boilers were oversized, which wastes energy and causes uneven heating. A properly sized modern boiler will heat your home more efficiently and consistently. Factors we consider include your home’s age, window quality, insulation levels, and how many zones you want to heat. We’ll recommend the right size based on your specific situation, not a one-size-fits-all approach.
Yes, Massachusetts offers several rebate programs for high-efficiency boiler installations. Mass Save provides rebates for qualifying high-efficiency units, and you may also be eligible for federal tax credits worth up to 30% of the project cost for boilers with 95% or higher efficiency ratings. Local utility companies like National Grid and Eversource also offer additional incentives for customers upgrading to high-efficiency heating systems. These programs change periodically, so we help you navigate current offerings and handle the paperwork. The combination of rebates, tax credits, and energy savings often makes high-efficiency boilers cost-competitive with standard models over the system’s lifetime. We’ll help you understand all available programs and calculate your actual out-of-pocket costs.
We handle complete removal and disposal of your old boiler according to Massachusetts environmental regulations. Older boilers may contain materials that require special handling, and we’re licensed to dispose of them properly. The removal process includes safely disconnecting gas, water, and electrical connections, then physically removing the unit from your home. Depending on your boiler’s location, this might require disassembly to get it through doorways and up basement stairs. Disposal fees are included in our replacement pricing, so you don’t pay extra for this service. We also clean up the work area and remove all debris, leaving your basement or utility room ready for your new system.
We install and service gas, oil, and electric boilers, including standard efficiency and high-efficiency condensing models. Our team works with all major brands and can handle both residential and light commercial installations. Whether you have an old cast iron boiler, a wall-hung unit, or a floor-standing system, we have the experience and tools to replace it properly. We also work with combination boilers that provide both heating and hot water, and can convert between fuel types if needed. Our technicians stay current with Massachusetts boiler codes and manufacturer requirements. This ensures your new system meets all local regulations and operates safely and efficiently from day one.

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