Oil boiler replacement on Long Island
Old boiler, rising repair bills, or no heat again? We come out, look at your system and give you a free, no-obligation written estimate for a new boiler.
Signs it may be time for a new boiler
- The boiler is old and needs repairs more and more often.
- You see leaks, rust or water around the boiler.
- It struggles to keep the house warm, or you run out of hot water.
- Parts are getting hard to find for your model.
- Your oil use seems to keep going up for the same house.
None of these alone means you must replace it. We will tell you whether a repair or a tune-up makes more sense.
What we look at during the estimate
- The size of your home and how it is heated now (baseboard, radiators).
- How you get hot water. A new boiler can often be paired with an indirect water heater.
- Your chimney or venting, your oil tank and the space around the boiler.
- Your budget and timing. If it is not urgent, you can plan it for the off-season.
Why Long Island homeowners call us
We are a family heating oil company based at 238 Broadway (Route 110) in Amityville. We deliver your oil, service your burner and boiler, and handle no-heat calls, so the people who install your boiler are the same people who take care of it afterwards. Ask about a service contract to keep the new boiler tuned up every year.
How it works
- Tell us what you have
Send the short form or call 631-264-8800. The office calls you back to set up a visit. - We take a look
We look at your system and your home and explain your options in plain English. - Written proposal
You get a written proposal you can read, ask questions about, and sign online when you're ready. No pressure.
Financing available for new equipment — ask us about options.
Questions people ask
Should I repair my boiler or replace it?
It depends on the age of the boiler, how often it has needed repairs, and whether parts are still easy to get. We look at it and tell you honestly. If a repair makes sense, we will say so.
Can I switch from oil to gas when I replace my boiler?
Sometimes. You need a gas line to the house first, which you arrange with National Grid. See our gas boiler installation page, or ask us during the estimate.
Is the estimate really free?
Yes. The visit and the written proposal are free, and there is no obligation.
Can I get help paying for a new boiler?
Financing is available for new equipment, so ask us about options. If you get HEAP, ask us about the HEAP heating equipment repair and replacement benefit. See our HEAP page.