Do you test for carbon monoxide during heating service?

Yes. Every heating service visit in Lowell, MA includes a check for proper combustion and venting, and we test for carbon monoxide as part of standard furnace and boiler service rather than as an add-on.

Can you service propane and oil systems around Lowell?

We do. Many homes on the outer edges of Lowell and nearby Middlesex County towns run on oil or propane, and our technicians service both fuel types, along with natural gas equipment.

How fast can you respond to a no-heat call in Lowell, MA?

We prioritize no-heat Lowell, MA calls within our regular hours and route them from our North Chelmsford shop, which sits close to Lowell along the Greater Lowell and Merrimack Valley corridor — one reason a “heating repair near me Lowell, MA” search often points homeowners our way.

Do you service both furnaces and boilers in Lowell?

Yes. We repair, maintain, and install both furnaces and boilers for Lowell homes, along with hybrid systems that pair a heat pump with existing fossil fuel equipment.

How much does furnace replacement cost in Lowell?

Furnace replacement pricing in Lowell depends on home size, ductwork condition, and equipment brand. We provide a free estimate for Lowell homeowners after seeing the installation in person.

Can you convert my Lowell home from oil to gas or a heat pump?

In many cases, yes. We evaluate the existing fuel line, venting, and electrical capacity in your Lowell home before recommending a conversion to gas or to a heat pump system.

Why do my radiators bang or hiss in my Lowell home?

Banging or hissing radiators in a Lowell home usually point to air trapped in the lines or an air-bound zone. We bleed and balance the system as part of a standard boiler repair visit in Lowell, MA.

Lowell, MA Heating Repair, Furnace and Boiler Service

Searching for heating repair Lowell, MA homeowners trust? Call Pespisa Company at 617-538-5377 — a family-owned, licensed, and insured team offering free estimates on replacements and financing across Lowell and the Greater Lowell.

Furnace repair and boiler repair in Lowell, MA, both come down to the same short list of causes, and our technicians see them every week across Middlesex County. Pespisa Company is the heating company in Lowell, MA, that homeowners call when a boiler will not hold pressure or a furnace stops blowing warm air.

Licensed, insured technicians make every visit, with free estimates on replacement equipment and financing available for larger projects throughout the Greater Boston area. We service every part of Lowell, including:

Belvidere
Highlands
Pawtucketville
Centralville
South Lowell
Back Central
Downtown Lowell
The Acre
Sacred Heart
Ayers City
Middlesex Village
Christian Hill

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Heating Repair and Installation Across Middlesex County

Heating installation Lowell homeowners request usually starts with a system on its last winter, and heating maintenance Lowell homes need is the cheapest way to avoid that call altogether. We handle both ends of that spectrum — routine service and full heating installation — for furnaces, boilers, and hybrid systems across Lowell and the surrounding Merrimack Valley.

No heat repair Lowell, MA calls, day or scheduled
Furnace replacement Lowell homeowners plan around a failing unit
Boiler service for Lowell properties on gas, oil, or propane
Heating contractor Middlesex County, MA homeowners call for second opinions
Combustion testing and safety checks on every service visit

Aquastats, Controls and Low-Water Cutoffs

Boilers that short-cycle or refuse to fire often trace back to a bad aquastat or a low-water cutoff that needs cleaning or replacing. We test these controls as part of a standard boiler repair in Lowell, MA, rather than guessing at the fix.

Fall Tune-Ups and Combustion Testing

A fall tune-up catches a cracked heat exchanger, a dirty burner, or a venting issue before the first cold snap, and it is the single best defense against a no-heat Lowell, MA emergency later in the season.