No heat whatsoever
The system is dead quiet, or it hums along while the house keeps cooling. Call the moment you notice.
Emergency Heating Repair in the Capital Region
Winter upstate makes a dead heating system a real hazard. Albany’s airport sees a normal January low near 16°F. When a furnace, boiler or heat pump quits, or a boiler starts leaking, 518 Heating is the number to call.
Arrival depends on timing and where you live, so we can’t name a time before we hear from you. The call costs nothing.
Urgent heating problems
Heat that cuts out again and again
It starts, stops and starts again, and every cycle leaves the rooms colder.
A boiler leaking water
Water collects around the boiler or drips from its pipes. A technician finds the source.
Cold radiators with the power on
The lights work and the radiators stay cold. A technician finds out why.
Gas smell or a carbon monoxide alarm
A gas smell is a matter for emergency responders before it is a matter for us. All occupants leave the house straight away. From outside, dial 911.
When that is done, call us and we’ll arrange a heating technician.
Frequently asked questions
Does an emergency call cost anything?
No. Calling is free, and the quote is free before any work begins.
Our boiler and radiator repair page goes into leaks and cold radiators. Every other service is on the home page.
Call us for a free quote
First tell us whether the rooms are getting any warmth. You pay nothing for the call, and the quote is free and arrives before any work is done.
Call (866) 661-2784