Forced air systems, which use a furnace to heat air and distribute it through ductwork, are prevalent in many homes. They can run on gas, electricity, or oil. Repairs might range from simple filter changes to addressing ductwork leaks or furnace malfunctions.

Hydronic systems circulate hot water through baseboard radiators to heat a room. These systems are known for their efficiency and even heating. Common repairs include fixing leaks, bleeding radiators, or troubleshooting boiler issues.

Heat pumps are versatile systems that provide both heating and cooling. They extract heat from outdoor air or the ground to warm your home. Repairs often involve refrigerant issues, compressor problems, or electrical faults.

Radiant heating delivers warmth directly from hot surfaces to the room, often through floor heating systems. Repairing radiant heating can involve addressing issues with the heating elements, thermostat compatibility, or the boiler.

Similar to hydronic systems but using steam instead of hot water, steam radiant systems heat rooms through radiators. Repairs can include fixing radiator valves, dealing with steam leaks, or boiler maintenance.

Geothermal systems use the stable temperature of the earth to heat and cool your home. Though highly efficient and sustainable, repairs can be complex, involving the ground loop, heat pump, or distribution system.

Understanding your home's heating system is crucial for effective maintenance and timely repairs. Each system has its specific repair needs and considerations. At J. Halligan & Sons, we specialize in a wide range of heating systems, ensuring your home remains warm and comfortable year-round. Whether you need routine maintenance or complex repairs, our expert team is here to help.