Common Heating System Parts We Replace
We stock and install quality replacement parts for all major heating system brands.
Furnace Parts
- Heat exchangers
- Flame sensors
- Ignitors
- Blower motors
- Gas valves
- Circuit boards
Boiler Parts
- Circulation pumps
- Pressure relief valves
- Expansion tanks
- Zone valves
- Aquastats
- Heat exchangers
Heat Pump Parts
- Compressors
- Condenser fans
- Reversing valves
- Expansion valves
- Capacitors
- Control boards
Controls & Thermostats
- Programmable thermostats
- Smart thermostats
- Zone controllers
- Control boards
- Relays and transformers
- Safety switches
Our Parts Replacement Process
We follow a thorough process to ensure the right parts are installed correctly for optimal performance.
Accurate Diagnosis
We use advanced diagnostic tools to identify the exact part that needs replacement.
Quality Parts
We use only high-quality OEM or equivalent parts that meet manufacturer specifications.
Expert Installation
Our licensed technicians install parts correctly to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Testing & Warranty
We thoroughly test the system after installation and provide warranties on parts and labor.
When to Replace Heating System Parts
Watch for these signs that indicate your heating system may need parts replaced.
Warning Signs for Furnaces
- Unusual noises like banging, whistling, or grinding
- Yellow pilot light instead of blue
- Frequent cycling on and off
- Insufficient heat or airflow
- Carbon monoxide detector alerts
Warning Signs for Boilers
- Leaking water around the boiler
- Kettling or banging noises
- Radiators not heating properly
- Frequent pressure drops
- Pilot light issues
Warning Signs for Heat Pumps
- Insufficient heating or cooling
- Unusual noises from indoor or outdoor units
- Ice buildup on the outdoor unit
- System short cycling
- Higher than normal energy bills
Warning Signs for Thermostats
- Inaccurate temperature readings
- Heating system not responding to adjustments
- Blank or dim display
- Frequent battery replacement
- System short cycling