One time boiler repair
and you don’t need to be an existing Enercare customer to get a repair.
| Initial visit cost | $125 one-time fee + GST professional inspection and diagnosis by a licensed technician.† |
| Repair cost | Receive a clear, written quote to fix it—no surprises. |
| Warranty | 1-year parts & 90-day labour on work completed.^ |
How do I know if I need a boiler repair service?
Even a well-maintained boiler may eventually require service. You should consider calling a technician if your boiler is older or if you notice any of the following issues:
- Higher costs: A sudden increase in utility bills may indicate your boiler is no longer operating efficiently.
- Inconsistent temperature: Temperature swings or rooms that won’t heat properly can signal system or circulation issues.
- Leaks: Leaks may point to worn components or internal failure and should be addressed promptly.
- Discolouration: Black soot, yellow flames, or other burner discoloration may indicate improper combustion and could present safety concerns.
If you’re unsure whether repair or replacement is the right next step, Enercare can assess your system and help you understand your options.
Popular boiler brands we repair
We repair every make and model of boiler, including the following brands:
- Bosch
- Navien
- Noritz
- NTI
- Rheem
- Rinnai
- Viessmann
- Weil-McLain
Why choose Enercare for boiler repair in Alberta
When you choose Enercare, you get expert advice from one of our friendly, certified and professional technicians. You’ll also get:
Frequently asked questions about boiler repair
- Boilers are complex systems, and issues are not always easy to identify without proper training. A licensed technician can diagnose the issue and determine whether repair or replacement is the better next step.
- Many boiler problems can be repaired, especially if the system is still performing well overall. However, frequent breakdowns, declining efficiency, or age may indicate replacement is the better option. A professional assessment can help guide that decision.
- A boiler can stop working for several reasons, ranging from thermostat issues to internal components such as valves, pumps, expansion tanks, or controls.
- Loud or unusual noises, poor heating performance, leaks, or a complete system shutdown are all signs that your boiler should be inspected by a licensed technician.
