1.  If the Boiler is broken, fix it!

The first thing to consider when your boiler breaks down is whether or not it can be repaired. Often, heating systems can be repaired quite easily and cheaply. However, if your equipment is beyond repair, or if the repair costs are too high, then replacement may be the best option.

2.  Consider the age of your boiler

Another thing to consider when deciding whether to repair or replace your boiler is the age of the unit. If your equipment is relatively new, it may make more sense to repair it than to replace it. However, if your boiler is quite old, replacement may be the wiser choice.

3. Think about efficiency

When deciding whether to repair or replace your boiler, you should also think about efficiency. Older Equipment tends to be less efficient than newer models, so replacing an old system with a new, more efficient model could save you money in the long run.

4.  Get from reputable companies

Finally, when making a decision on whether to repair or replace your boiler, be sure to get quotes from qualified contractors. This will help you to compare costs, and options and make the best decision for your situation.

5. Call GEN3 for a Boiler evaluation

We can help you by giving you your options. Often it is a simple repair. Check out our HVAC page

In conclusion, when faced with a broken boiler, there are several factors to consider before deciding whether to repair or replace it. Firstly, assess the repairability and cost-effectiveness of fixing the issue. Secondly, take into account the age of the equipment and whether a repair is more feasible for newer units. Additionally, consider the efficiency of your current boiler and the potential long-term savings that come with upgrading to a more efficient model. Lastly, seek quotes from reputable contractors to compare costs and make an informed decision. If you’re looking for assistance and guidance, don’t hesitate to reach out to GEN3, who can provide you with options and help you find the best solution for your boiler needs. For more information, visit our Boiler page.