Boilers
Installation & Repair Services in Washington, DC, Maryland & Virginia 
One of the cleanest and most economical ways to heat your home is with a hot water boiler, and they are one of the most common types of home heating systems in the Washington, DC metro area including Maryland and Northern Virginia. A hot water boiler provides the steam and/or hot water that is then distributed through radiator pipes throughout your home or commercial building to heat the surrounding air.
Do you think your boiler might be broken or not working as properly or efficiently as it should? Is it making loud and annoying noises? Is your boiler ten years old or older, and you suspect it's not as efficient as a newer model could be? OR are you experiencing a COLD home in this freezing Washington, DC winter?
At Magnolia Heating & Air Conditioning, we are committed to helping you get your home or commercial space warm again - and as quickly as possible. We even provide 24/7 emergency heating repair service. So don't get stuck in the cold - call Magnolia Heating & Air Conditioning today to fix or replace your boiler!
Residential & Commercial Hot Water Boiler Services
Magnolia Heating & Air Conditioning has been providing complete hot water boiler installation, replacement, repair and maintenance services to its Washington, DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia clients for 60 years! Our experienced technicians can install and service all brands and models of boilers, so give us a call to schedule an appointment today!
Boiler Installation Services
Thinking about switching to a hot water boiler system? Call Magnolia Heating & Air Conditioning! We carry boilers from all the top boiler manufacturers, including Trane, Carrier, Lyon & Conklin, Ducane and more! If you have a different boiler picked out, fine too - our boiler installation experts can install any brand of boiler!
Boiler Inspections & Tune Ups
About to turn on your boiler for the first time of the season? Shutting down your boiler and want to do a last minute sweep to make sure it doesn't have any problems? Call Magnolia Heating & Air Conditioning! We can perform a quick but thorough boiler inspection in your home so you can be sure your boiler will last the whole year with no problems.
Boiler Repair & Replacement
Boiler starting to malfunction? Old age setting in? No problem! Our boiler repair and replacement technicians are some of the most skilled in the industry and can repair or replace your boiler quickly so you can get back to being comfortable as soon as possible.
What is your boiler problem?
My boiler isn't producing any heat. Have you checked the power? The circuit breaker may need to be flipped back to the on position or a blown fuse may need to be replaced. Have you checked the water level? You want to keep the water level at half full. If this is a consistent problem, your boiler's automatic filling system and pressure relieve valve may need maintenance. If it's not the power or the water level, check the pilot light. If it's out, relight it.
My boiler isn't producing enough heat. If this is a sudden change, there could be a problem with the water level and pressure. If this is a gradual change, there could be mineral deposits from the water building up in the boiler and/or heat exchanger. In this case, flush the boiler or call Magnolia Heating and Air Conditioning to have one our experienced HVAC technicians do this for you.
My boiler's expansion tank has too much water and not enough air. Your boiler expansion tank needs to have the correct balance of water and air to prevent water in the system from boiling and exceeding about 12psi of pressure.
My boiler is leaking water. If the leak is caused by a faulty circulator pump, in most cases you will need to call an HVAC technician to fix it. If the pressure relief valve is leaking, the expansion tank may be full of water, in which case it needs to be drained and refilled with the proper proportion of water and air. If the pressure relief valve is leaking and the expansion tank is NOT full of water, the valve could have a buildup of sediment, which is preventing it from closing, in which case it will need to be cleaned. If the pressure relief valve doesn't close at all, you will need to replace the valve. If the pressure relief valve doesn't discharge any water at all, either the valve needs to be replaced OR there is no water in the boiler. If water is leaking from a pipe, you will need to find the source, then turn off the water supply to the house, drain the boiler system and then repair the leak.
If our suggested fixes don't work or if you suspect you have some other problem with your hot water boiler, call Magnolia Heating & Air Conditioning today to have an experienced professional come diagnose and fix your problem. We'll get your house or commercial building warm again in no time!