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Long Island Boiler Experts: Repair, Replace, Install & Tune-Up

A boiler is the heart of most older Long Island homes. When it stops working, hisses, leaks, or runs constantly without heating evenly, the whole house feels it. All Island Comfort has been servicing residential boilers across Suffolk and Nassau Counties since 2004, including steam and hot-water systems, gas-fired, oil-fired, and electric units, high-efficiency condensing boilers, and the newest option for Long Island homes: heat pump boilers (air-to-water heat pumps).

We handle everything from a quick repair to a full system replacement, plus tune-ups, conversions from steam to hot-water, and full oil-to-gas conversions. Family-owned, fully licensed, and never subcontracted.

  • Boiler Repair (All Brands & Fuel Types)
  • Boiler Replacement & New Installation
  • Annual Boiler Tune-Ups & Maintenance Plans
  • High-Efficiency Condensing Boiler Installation
  • Steam Boiler Repair & Service
  • Hot-Water Boiler Repair & Service
  • Gas, Oil & Electric Boiler Service
  • Heat Pump Boiler (Air-to-Water) Installation
  • Steam-to-Hot-Water Conversions
  • Oil-to-Gas Boiler Conversions
  • Indirect Water Heater Pairings
  • 24/7 Emergency Boiler Repair

Call 631-591-2289 any time for fast boiler service on Long Island, or request a written estimate online.

No Heat Today?

Most no-heat boiler calls are dispatched within the hour. Our trucks carry common parts, so most repairs are done in a single visit. Before you call, the checks in our boiler won't turn on guide take ten minutes and sometimes save the visit.

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Types of Boilers We Service & Install

Boilers come in a few major flavors, and each has different parts, controls, and quirks. We work on all of them across Long Island:

Hot-Water (Hydronic) Boilers

The standard for new installations. Heats water to roughly 140-180°F and circulates it through baseboard, radiators, or radiant floor heating. More efficient than steam, easier to zone, and the foundation of most modern Long Island heating systems.

Steam Boilers

Common in older Long Island homes built before the 1960s. Boils water and sends steam through pipes to cast-iron radiators. We service every common steam-boiler issue: low water cutoffs, pigtails, gauge glasses, header piping, and pressure-trol controls. We also install replacement steam boilers from Burnham, Weil-McLain, Peerless, and Crown when full conversion isn't a fit. For the full deep-dive on banging pipes, spitting vents, and everything else steam, see our Long Island steam boiler repair page.

Cast-Iron Boilers

Tough, long-lived, and forgiving. A well-maintained cast-iron boiler can last 30+ years. Heavy and slower to respond than newer designs, but a workhorse for many Long Island basements.

High-Efficiency Condensing Boilers

Modern condensing boilers (95% AFUE+) capture heat from exhaust gases that older boilers throw away. Lower fuel bills, smaller footprint, often eligible for utility rebates and manufacturer promotions. Brands we install: Buderus, Lochinvar, Navien, Bosch, Burnham high-efficiency lines.

Combi (Combination) Boilers

One unit handles both home heating and on-demand hot water. Great fit for smaller homes, condos, and tight mechanical rooms. We install Navien, Rinnai, Bosch, and Triangle Tube combi units.

Gas-Fired Boilers

The most common fuel for Long Island boilers where National Grid mains reach. Natural gas boilers are clean-burning, need no fuel deliveries, and come in every configuration: steam, hot-water, condensing, and combi. We repair, replace, and install gas boilers, handle the gas piping, and manage permits and inspections. Also switching from oil? See our oil-to-gas conversion service.

Oil-Fired Boilers

Common on Long Island where natural gas mains don't reach. Pair with a residential oil burner. We service the boiler and the burner together, and we can keep the tank full too with automatic oil delivery. Learn about our Long Island oil burner service.

Electric Boilers

No burner, no flue, no fuel line. Electric boilers heat water with electric elements and work with the same baseboard or radiant distribution as any hot-water boiler. They're compact, quiet, and nearly 100% efficient at the unit, though Long Island electric rates make them best suited to smaller homes, additions, cottages, and homes without gas or oil access. We repair existing electric boilers and install new ones where they make sense, and we'll tell you honestly when a gas, oil, or heat pump system would cost less to run.

Heat Pump Boilers (Air-to-Water Heat Pumps)

The newest way to heat a hydronic home: an outdoor heat pump that heats water instead of burning fuel. Covered in the heat pump boiler section below, with full details on our air-to-water heat pumps page.


Boiler Repair

Whether your boiler isn't firing, won't hold pressure, leaks at the relief valve, or runs constantly without heating evenly, our techs diagnose and fix any boiler issue across Long Island, including:

  • Boiler Won't Fire / No Heat
  • Burner Lockouts & Reset Trips
  • Pressure Too High or Too Low
  • Leaking Relief Valve
  • Leaking Around the Boiler Body
  • Cracked Sections (Cast-Iron)
  • Failed Circulator Pump
  • Stuck Zone Valves
  • Air-Bound Zones / Uneven Heat
  • Knocking, Banging, or Kettling Noises
  • Failed Aquastat or Thermostat
  • Failed Low-Water Cutoff (Steam)
  • Pigtail or Gauge Glass Issues (Steam)
  • Sediment in the Bottom of the Boiler
  • Combustion / Soot Problems
  • Expansion Tank Failure
  • Backflow Preventer Issues
  • Frequent Short Cycling
  • High Fuel Bills with No Other Cause
  • Boiler Smells (Gas, Oil, or Burning)

How much will your boiler repair cost? A soft quote can usually be given over the phone, but accurate estimates are done in person, in writing, before any work starts. Cost depends on the type of repair, parts required, and labor.

For boiler emergencies on Long Island, call 631-591-2289 any hour, day or night.

"Our 22-year-old Burnham boiler died on a Tuesday in February. They had a tech onsite the same day, gave us three replacement options with real numbers, and had a new high-efficiency Buderus running by Thursday afternoon. Heating bill is already down."
Mary M. — Rocky Point, NY ★★★★★

Boiler Replacement & New Installation

Replacing a Long Island boiler is one of those jobs where the wrong contractor costs you for the next 20 years. Pipe sizing, venting, near-boiler piping, and combustion-air calculations all matter. We install steam and hot-water boilers in every fuel type: natural gas, oil, electric, and heat pump (air-to-water), including high-efficiency condensing models.

Signs you should replace rather than repair:

  • Boiler Is 15 to 20+ Years Old
  • Repairs Are Recurring or Expensive
  • Visible Leaks From the Boiler Body
  • Cracked Heat Exchanger Sections
  • Rising Fuel Bills with No Other Cause
  • Inadequate or Uneven Heat in Some Zones
  • Old Mid- or Low-Efficiency Unit (under 80% AFUE)
  • Manufacturer Parts Are No Longer Available
  • You Want to Combine Heat and Hot Water (Combi)
  • You're Switching Fuel Sources (Oil to Gas)

Cost factors for new installation on Long Island:

  • Type (Steam, Hot-Water, Combi)
  • Fuel Source (Natural Gas, Propane, Oil, Electric, Heat Pump)
  • Size in BTU (Based on Heat-Loss Calc)
  • Efficiency Rating (AFUE)
  • Brand & Model
  • Required Venting (B-Vent, Power, Direct)
  • Near-Boiler Piping & Zoning Changes
  • Permits & Inspections
  • Removal & Disposal of Old Unit
  • Available Rebates & Incentives

We do real heat-loss calculations and size every install correctly. No oversized boilers that short-cycle. Call 631-591-2289 for a free in-home estimate.


Annual Boiler Tune-Ups & Maintenance

Skipping annual boiler service is the single most common cause of mid-winter breakdowns on Long Island. Our annual boiler tune-up takes about 60 to 90 minutes and includes:

  • Inspect & clean burner assembly
  • Check and adjust gas pressure (gas units)
  • Replace nozzle, oil filter & pump strainer (oil units)
  • Test & clean ignition / pilot
  • Check flue, vent, and combustion-air
  • Run combustion analysis (CO, CO2, draft, efficiency)
  • Inspect heat exchanger for cracks or scale
  • Test relief valve and expansion tank
  • Check circulator pump & zone valves
  • Test aquastat and thermostat
  • Test low-water cutoff (steam units)
  • Check water level and treatment
  • Bleed air from zones if needed
  • Visual leak inspection on all near-boiler piping
  • Provide written report with current condition and any flagged issues

Maintenance plans bundle the annual tune-up with priority scheduling and discounts on parts and labor. Call 631-591-2289 for current plan pricing.


Boiler Conversions: Steam to Hot-Water & Oil to Gas

Two conversion projects come up regularly with Long Island homeowners:

Steam to Hot-Water Conversion

Replaces the entire steam boiler and steam piping with a modern hot-water boiler and hydronic distribution. The benefits when it's a fit: dramatically higher efficiency, true zoning, much quieter operation, and faster temperature response. We evaluate the existing piping, radiators, and floor plan to tell you whether conversion makes financial sense for your home.

Oil to Gas Boiler Conversion

If natural gas is available on your street, switching from oil to gas typically saves 20 to 40 percent on annual heating costs. We handle the new boiler, the gas piping inside the house, the venting, the permits, and the old oil tank removal as one project. Full oil-to-gas conversion details here.


Heat Pump Boilers: Air-to-Water Heat Pumps for Long Island Homes

A heat pump boiler, also called an air-to-water heat pump, does the same job as a traditional boiler without burning gas or oil. An outdoor unit pulls heat from the air, even in freezing weather, and transfers it into water. That heated water then runs through your existing baseboard, radiators, radiant floor, or fan coils, just like water from a conventional boiler.

Because a heat pump moves heat instead of creating it through combustion, it can deliver two to three units of heat for every unit of electricity it uses. That's a fundamentally different math than even the best 95%+ AFUE condensing boiler, and it's why New York State is pushing hard toward heat pump heating.

Why Long Island Homeowners Are Looking at Heat Pump Boilers

  • No Fuel Deliveries, No Gas Line, No Flue
  • Works with Existing Baseboard & Radiant Floors
  • Cold-Climate Models Run Below 0°F
  • Many Models Also Provide Cooling
  • Can Pair with Domestic Hot Water
  • No On-Site Combustion or Carbon Monoxide
  • Rebates Available Through PSEG Long Island
  • Lower Carbon Footprint Than Gas or Oil

Hybrid Setups: Heat Pump + Your Existing Boiler

You don't have to rip out your boiler to go electric. In a hybrid (dual-fuel) setup, an air-to-water heat pump handles most of the heating season at high efficiency, and your existing gas or oil boiler kicks in only on the coldest days. It's a popular first step for Long Island homeowners who want lower fuel bills without betting the whole house on one system.

Is a Heat Pump Boiler Right for Your Home?

It depends on your radiation, insulation, and electric service. Air-to-water heat pumps run most efficiently at 90 to 120°F water, while baseboard sized for 160 to 180°F water may need additional radiation, upgraded emitters, or a backup boiler for the coldest days. We run a heat-loss calculation and a baseboard output survey, then give you a straight answer, including when a conventional high-efficiency boiler is still the better buy. We also handle the rebate paperwork for PSEG Long Island's heat pump programs.

Want the full picture, including the brands we install like SpacePak Solstice and Mitsubishi Ecodan? See our dedicated Long Island air-to-water heat pumps page. Replacing an oil system entirely? See our oil-to-heat-pump conversion service. Want ducted or ductless air-source options instead of hydronic? Visit our Long Island heat pumps page. Or call 631-591-2289 to talk it through.


Boiler Brands We Install & Service

We work on every major residential boiler brand. Common manufacturers we install or service across Long Island:

  • Buderus
  • Weil-McLain
  • Burnham
  • Peerless
  • Crown
  • Lochinvar
  • Navien
  • Bosch
  • Rinnai
  • Triangle Tube
  • Slant/Fin
  • Utica
  • Dunkirk
  • Williamson
  • NTI
  • HTP
  • Viessmann
  • Carrier

If you're not sure what brand you have, send a photo of the data plate to our office and we'll tell you. Call 631-591-2289.


Why Long Island Chooses Us for Boiler Work

Boiler installations are unforgiving. The wrong size, wrong piping, or skipped combustion-analysis step can cost you for the next 20 years. Here's why Long Island homeowners pick All Island Comfort:

  • Family-Owned in Wading River Since 2004
  • NATE-Certified Boiler Technicians
  • Real Heat-Loss Calculations on Every Install
  • Steam & Hot-Water Specialists, Not Generalists
  • NYS Clean Heat & Federal Rebate Paperwork Handled
  • Up-Front Pricing in Writing
  • Same-Day Service for Most Repairs
  • 24/7 Emergency Dispatch
"They sized our new boiler properly, did a real heat-loss calc, and installed a Lochinvar that runs quieter than the old one and cut our gas bill almost in half. Followed up after install to make sure everything was perfect."
Paul K. — Mount Sinai, NY ★★★★★

How It Works: Three Easy Steps

  • 1
    Call or Send a Photo

    Tell us the symptom (no heat, leak, age, etc.) and what you have. A photo of the boiler and its data plate speeds the quote.

  • 2
    Get a Same-Day Visit or Estimate

    Most repair calls happen the same day. Replacement and conversion estimates are done by phone, video, or in-home.

  • 3
    The Work Gets Done

    Most repairs are single-visit. Most full boiler replacements are 1 to 2 days. Steam-to-hot-water and oil-to-gas conversions take 2 to 5 days depending on the scope.


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Boiler FAQs

Common Questions About Long Island Boiler Service

How long does a residential boiler last on Long Island?

A well-maintained gas or oil boiler typically lasts 15 to 30 years. Cast-iron boilers can last 30+ years with annual service. Steel-jacketed boilers usually run 15 to 25 years. Hard water and skipped maintenance shorten lifespan more than anything else.

Should I repair or replace my boiler?

If your boiler is over 15 years old, costs are climbing every winter, leaks have started, or efficiency has dropped, replacement is usually better long-term. Modern high-efficiency boilers can cut your heating bills by 20 to 35 percent.

What's the difference between steam and hot-water boilers?

Steam boilers heat water past boiling and send steam through pipes to radiators. Hot-water boilers circulate hot water at lower temperatures to baseboard or radiators. Hot-water systems are more efficient, easier to control with zoning, and the standard for new installations on Long Island.

Should I convert my steam boiler to hot-water?

Conversion makes sense in some homes and not others. We evaluate piping, radiators, and existing zoning to give you a real recommendation. When it's a fit, converting unlocks higher efficiency, zoning options, and a quieter system.

How often should I service my boiler?

Annual service is essential. We recommend a full tune-up every fall, before the heating season starts. Annual maintenance preserves efficiency, prevents breakdowns, and keeps manufacturer warranties valid.

Do you install high-efficiency condensing boilers?

Yes. We install Buderus, Weil-McLain, Burnham, Lochinvar, Crown, and Navien high-efficiency condensing boilers across Long Island. Many qualify for utility rebates and manufacturer promotions.

What brands of boilers do you install and service?

We install and service Buderus, Weil-McLain, Burnham, Peerless, Crown, Lochinvar, Navien, Bosch, Rinnai, Triangle Tube, Slant/Fin, Utica, Dunkirk, and other major residential boiler brands.

How much does a new boiler installation cost on Long Island?

New residential boiler installation on Long Island typically ranges from $6,000 to $12,000+ depending on size, type (steam vs hot-water), efficiency rating, fuel source, and any required venting or piping work. We give upfront written estimates with no hidden fees.

Do you service gas, oil, and electric boilers?

Yes. We repair, replace, and install all three: natural gas boilers, oil-fired boilers paired with residential oil burners, and electric boilers. We also install air-to-water heat pump systems that replace or work alongside a conventional boiler.

What is a heat pump boiler?

A heat pump boiler, or air-to-water heat pump, pulls heat from outdoor air and transfers it into water that circulates through your baseboard, radiators, or radiant floor. It burns no fuel, can deliver two to three units of heat per unit of electricity, and cold-climate models keep working below 0°F. Rebates are available through PSEG Long Island.

Can a heat pump work with my existing boiler?

Yes. In a hybrid setup, an air-to-water heat pump handles most of the heating season and your existing gas or oil boiler runs only on the coldest days. It cuts fuel use without removing the boiler you already own.

Ready for Boiler Service on Long Island?

Same-day boiler repair, free replacement estimates, and full conversion projects. Family-owned in Wading River since 2004.

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