Plenty of homes across Western New York are still heated by an oil boiler that was installed decades ago. They're durable, but they're expensive to feed, they require deliveries, and once parts get scarce, repairs get complicated. Converting to propane eliminates the delivery schedule, typically lowers operating costs, and lets you install modern equipment with real efficiency ratings and a warranty behind it. We handle these conversions regularly and can walk you through what's actually involved — the equipment, the tank, the venting, and the realistic cost — before you commit to anything.

We also install combination boilers, which handle both your home heat and your hot water from one unit, and in-floor radiant heat, which is about as comfortable as heating gets: even warmth from the floor up, no ductwork, no blowing air, and no noise. Radiant works especially well in additions, basements, and new construction where you can install it before the finished floor goes down. And because gas piping is part of nearly every one of these jobs, we handle that in-house rather than coordinating around another contractor's schedule.