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Local furnace and boiler replacement for Troy's older homes — high-efficiency gas, oil, and propane, with same-day service Mon–Fri and a license held since 2006.
Local heating, done right
Troy has one of the oldest housing stocks in the Capital Region — the median home here was built in 1938, and more than half of the city (about 55%) went up before 1940. From the brownstones and rowhouses around the Central Troy Historic District to the frame homes of Lansingburgh and the working-class blocks of South Troy, most of these houses were built around boilers and cast-iron radiators, not modern forced-air systems.
That means a heating call in Troy is rarely a simple swap. We replace failing steam and hot-water boilers, upgrade aging gas furnaces, and re-zone heat in century-old homes where one thermostat is trying to cover three drafty floors. About 72% of Troy households heat with natural gas on National Grid’s lines, so high-efficiency gas furnace and boiler replacement is the bread and butter of what we do here.
For the smaller share of Troy homes still on oil or propane — roughly 3% of the city, more common toward the edges and out in Sycaway and Frear Park pockets — we offer two honest paths: an oil-to-gas conversion where a National Grid gas main already runs down the street, or a high-efficiency oil or propane furnace or boiler where no gas main is available to convert to.
What we handle
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Furnace
Repair
Installation
Boiler
Repair
Installation
Heating System
Repair
Heat Pump
Repair
Installation
Thermostat
Repair & Installation
Oil-to-Gas Conversion
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Where we serve
We dispatch to Troy from our shop in Nassau on US-20. Real address, real phone, no fake storefront. Nassau is our licensed home base. Troy is part of our service area, dispatched same-day across the surrounding Capital Region.
Recent work · Troy neighbors
Representative work in the Troy neighborhoods we serve. Photos and exact addresses are added as our Troy clients approve them.
Replaced a failing oversized atmospheric gas boiler in a Central Troy rowhouse with a high-efficiency Navien condensing boiler, added zoning so the top floor finally heats, and relined the chimney venting for the new sealed-combustion unit.
Converted a 1930s Lansingburgh home off an aging oil furnace to high-efficiency gas after confirming a National Grid main on the street — pulled the City of Troy permit, ran the new gas line, and set a Bryant high-efficiency furnace.
No-heat emergency in South Troy during a January cold snap: an end-of-life propane boiler had cracked, so we replaced it with a high-efficiency propane boiler sized to the home's old cast-iron radiators and had heat back the same day.
In a Sycaway single-family running old one-pipe steam heat, the radiators hammered all night and the rooms farthest from the boiler never warmed up. We traced it to a waterlogged boiler and a failing low-water cutoff that kept over-feeding it, so we replaced the cutoff and auto-feeder, skimmed the oil film off the boiler water, and re-pitched a sagging radiator back toward the supply. The banging stopped and the whole floor heats evenly again.
From a quick repair to a full replacement, book online or call. We answer Monday through Friday and dispatch same-day across Troy.
Real Troy neighbors
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Tell us where and what is going on. A real ESP dispatcher confirms your same-day or next-available window across Troy, usually within minutes.
Plans & Financing
Join our maintenance plan for yearly tune-ups and big savings, or choose flexible financing that fits your budget with quick pre-qualification.
Peace of mind. Built in.
Smart options that help protect your home, your time, and your wallet.
Regular care. Real savings. Total peace of mind.
Flexible payment plans to fit your budget.
Financed through Acorn FinanceService Finance
Subject to credit approval. For qualified buyers.
Good to know
Yes — boiler-and-radiator homes are most of what we see in Troy. We replace steam and hot-water boilers with properly sized high-efficiency units, add zoning where one thermostat is covering too much house, and handle the chimney relining or venting changes a new sealed-combustion boiler needs in an older masonry home.
Often, yes. About 72% of Troy already runs on natural gas, and where a National Grid main is on your street we can convert you from oil to a high-efficiency gas furnace or boiler, pull the City of Troy permit, and run the new gas line. Where there’s no main to convert to, we install high-efficiency oil or propane equipment instead. We focus on high-efficiency gas, oil, and propane equipment, not electric conversions.
Yes — we run same-day service Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM, and prioritize no-heat calls during Troy’s December–March cold season. We’ve been licensed and working in the area since 2006, and financing through Acorn Finance is available when a repair turns into a full replacement.
Yes. Older Troy homes on boilers or radiators often have no ducts, and a ductless mini-split (cold-climate heat pump) is usually the cleanest fit. These units heat well down into the single digits and mount without tearing the house apart, and we can leave your existing boiler or furnace in place as backup for the coldest stretches. We’ll look at your layout and tell you honestly whether one head or a few zones makes sense.
Once a year, ideally before the first real cold in the fall. On a gas or oil furnace we clean the burners, check the heat exchanger for cracks that can leak carbon monoxide, and test the safeties; on a boiler we check the controls, low-water cutoff, and venting. Annual service catches the small stuff before it turns into a no-heat call in January, and it keeps the system running at the efficiency you’re paying for.
Across the area
We also bring the same heating service to nearby Rensselaer County and Capital Region towns, including Nassau, East Greenbush, and Albany.
