Commercial Boiler Repair & Maintenance in Athens, GA

How We Approach Commercial Boiler Repairs

Because our expertise covers all things HVAC, we understand how a boiler malfunction can sometimes be a symptom of a broader issue, such as a control system fault or a circulation problem elsewhere in your building. We can apply this comprehensive knowledge to every service call, allowing us to diagnose problems accurately and provide complete and reliable solutions.

When we arrive at your facility, we can combine advanced diagnostic tools with hands-on experience to determine what is wrong. We can review our findings, explain our recommendations, and answer your questions so that you can make informed decisions before we start any work. Our goal is to minimize disruption and restore reliable heating to your commercial property as quickly and safely as possible.

While routine maintenance helps us catch many issues before they affect your comfort, mechanical failures can sometimes develop between scheduled visits. Knowing what to watch out for gives you the chance to call us before a minor malfunction escalates and becomes a bigger problem.

We urge you to schedule a boiler inspection if you notice any of the following signs of trouble:

• Uneven heating. If certain areas of your building are chilly while others are uncomfortably toasty, your boiler may be failing to circulate water or steam effectively, or the system controls may be out of calibration.
• Unusual noises. Boilers should run relatively quietly. If you hear banging, clanking, or deep rumbling sounds, you may be dealing with limescale build-up on the heat exchanger or issues with water pressure that require immediate adjustment.
• Water pooling or leaks. Any moisture around the base of your boiler or visible dripping from pipes suggests a breach somewhere in the system. Even small leaks can lead to significant structural damage, rust, and mold growth if left unaddressed.
• Unexpected spikes in energy bills. If your energy costs rise significantly without a corresponding drop in outdoor temperature or increase in usage, your boiler is likely struggling to maintain efficiency. This often points to dirty burners or internal component wear.
• Unpleasant odors. A metallic or "rotten egg" smell near your equipment is a serious warning sign. This can indicate a gas leak, exhaust venting issues, or an oil leak. If you detect these odors, you should evacuate your facility, call 9-1-1, and stay away until you’re told it’s safe to go back inside. Then, give our team a call so that we can identify and resolve the source of the odor.
• Yellow or flickering pilot light. A healthy gas flame should burn blue. A yellow or orange flame often indicates incomplete combustion, which can lead to a dangerous build-up of carbon monoxide. Like unpleasant smells, you should treat a yellow or flickering pilot light as an emergency and evacuate your building. Call 9-1-1, and don’t reenter until you’re told it’s safe to do so. We can then diagnose and address the underlying problem.

If you think something may be wrong with your commercial boiler or you can’t remember the last time you scheduled an inspection, we are here to help. Call (706) 809-5941 or contact us online today.