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Radiator Repair & Replacement in Yonkers, Westchester & the Bronx

Cast iron radiator, baseboard and convector repair: leaking valves, failed vents, cold radiators, relocation and replacement.

  • Licensed & insured
  • Upfront pricing
  • Steam & boiler specialists
  • Owner-operated
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Based in YonkersServing Westchester & the Bronx

Cold radiators, leaking valves, hissing vents and baseboard that will not heat are some of the most common heating complaints in older homes. We repair and replace radiator valves and vents, bleed and balance hot water systems, and move or remove radiators during renovations.

Signs you need radiator repair & replacement

  • Radiator cold while others heat
  • Water leaking at the valve or vent
  • Constant hissing or spitting
  • Baseboard cold at the far end of a zone
  • Radiator needs to move for a renovation

How we handle radiator repair & replacement

  1. Identify the systemOne-pipe steam, two-pipe steam or hot water each have different fixes.
  2. Repair vents, valves, trapsCorrect vent sizing for steam and bleeding air for hot water.
  3. Relocate or replaceCast iron radiators can be moved, replaced with matching units, or swapped for panel radiators on hot water systems.
White cast-iron column radiator with a thermostatic valve mounted on a plain white wall

What affects the cost

Every job is quoted upfront after we see it. The main things that move the price are:

  • Steam vs. hot water
  • Weight and access for cast iron moves
  • Valve availability for older radiators

Where we provide radiator repair & replacement

We provide radiator repair & replacement throughout our service area, with the fastest response in Yonkers and neighboring communities.

Radiator Repair & Replacement FAQs

Why is one radiator cold?

In steam, it is usually a stuck or wrong-size air vent or a radiator that has lost its pitch. In hot water, it is usually trapped air that needs to be bled.

Can I paint my radiators?

Yes, but never paint over the air vent, and avoid metallic paints, which reduce heat output.

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