Boiler Installation in Langley, BC

Boiler and combi boiler installation in Langley

We install and replace boilers and combi boilers across Langley City and the Township, from Willoughby and Walnut Grove to Murrayville, Brookswood, Fort Langley and Aldergrove. Older Langley homes often still have a chimney-vented boiler. Newer townhomes usually need a high-efficiency or combi unit with direct venting. We size the boiler for your home's heat loss and your hot water use, pull the gas permit when one is needed, and leave the mechanical room clean. Licensed, bonded and insured. BBB A+ rated. FortisBC Trade Ally.

Signs it's time for a new boiler

Heat that's uneven from room to room, a boiler that needs a repair every winter, a leaking heat exchanger, or gas bills that keep climbing are the usual signs. If yours is still running but acting up, start with boiler repair in Langley. A fix is sometimes the better call, and we'll tell you if it is.

Combi or system boiler?

A combi boiler heats your home and your tap water in one wall-hung unit, so in a smaller home it can replace the hot water tank and free up space. A larger home with several bathrooms often does better with a boiler and a separate tank. For a Langley City walk-through, see our Langley City combi boiler guide. If forced air suits the house better, see furnace installation in Langley or heat pump installation in Langley.

How the install goes

We look at the existing boiler, piping, radiators or in-floor heat, venting and gas line, then give you a written estimate. On install day we protect the floors, remove the old unit, set the new one, connect gas and water to current code, and test pressure, combustion and heat at every zone before we leave. We show you how to use the controls and when to book service.

Rebates and financing

Some high-efficiency boilers and combi systems qualify for FortisBC rebates. Check our rebate tool or ask us which models qualify right now. Financing is available.

Boiler installation questions

How long does a boiler installation take?

It depends on the job. A straight swap is quicker than going from a chimney-vented boiler to a high-efficiency one, which needs new venting. You'll get a timeline with your written estimate.

Do I need a permit for a new boiler?

A gas boiler installation in BC needs a gas permit. We take care of it and book the inspection.

Can one boiler heat my home and my hot water?

Yes, that's what a combi boiler does. It works best in small and mid-size homes. Bigger homes with high hot water use often do better with a separate tank.

Do you install boilers in rural Langley?

Yes. We work across Langley City and the Township, including acreages in Glen Valley, Otter and Aldergrove.

How often should a new boiler be serviced?

Once a year, ideally before the heating season. See our annual boiler maintenance guide.

Ready for a quote? Call 604-343-1985 or book online. Free estimates. Holiday service available.