If someone smells gas anywhere in the building, leave the premises immediately and call the gas utility or 911 from a safe location outside. Do not attempt to investigate the leak, operate light switches, or shut off gas valves yourself. Wait for the utility company to secure the building.
Schedule Boiler Repair in East New York, Brooklyn
When you have no heat in the middle of winter or a plumbing emergency that is damaging your property, waiting hours for an email reply or navigating an automated chat widget is unacceptable. To schedule boiler repair East New York Brooklyn property owners can simply call us directly to speak with a professional.
Call to Schedule Service:
Call (315) 202-8009What to Have Ready When You Call
To help us diagnose your problem quickly and dispatch the correct technician, please try to gather the following information before you call. If you cannot safely access this information, do not worry—just call us and explain the symptoms.
- Building Type: Let us know if you manage a single-family home, a multi-family walk-up, or a commercial space in East New York.
- Equipment Type: Specify whether you need a boiler repair (and if it is steam or hot water) or a water heater repair.
- Model and Age: If you can safely see the rating plate on the front of the equipment, noting the manufacturer and approximate age helps us check part availability.
- Problem Description: Describe the symptoms clearly. Tell us if there are banging noises, a loss of pressure, no heat on the top floor, or visible water pooling.
- Recent Changes: Let us know if another contractor recently worked on the system or if the building experienced a power surge or water outage just before the failure.
- Shut-off Valves: If you are calling for leak detection or an active leak, try to locate the main water shut-off valve (usually near the water meter in the basement) so you can turn the water off while we are en route.
- Photos: If you are calling from a smartphone, we may ask you to text a photo of the boiler's sight glass, the rating plate, or the leaking pipe to help us assess the situation before arrival.
What Happens Next
When you call, we will listen to your description of the problem and ask clarifying questions about your mechanical setup. We will then explain the next steps, including our arrival window and diagnostic process. We cover the entire East New York area, including New Lots and Spring Creek. You can review our full coverage on our Service Areas page.