Boiler Repair in Jenison, MI

Boilers are built to last, but when they develop problems, you need someone who actually understands hydronic heating — not a furnace tech guessing their way through a boiler call. Mazure's Heating & Air Conditioning has been servicing hot water and steam boilers in Jenison and Georgetown Township since 1987. Our shop is on Edward Street, and Mike Mazure has hands-on experience with every type of boiler system installed in this area. Call (616) 669-8085 for boiler service.

We regularly serve homes in Georgetown Township, Baldwin Heights, Cottonwood — near Jenison High School and Rosewood Park. Our Jenison headquarters puts us right here in our home base of Jenison, which means fast emergency response when your system goes down unexpectedly.

Jenison has a fair number of homes with boiler heating — more than most people expect. Some of the older ranch-style homes near Baldwin Heights and along 8th Avenue were originally built with hot water baseboard systems. Others have had radiant floor heating added during renovations. A few of the larger custom homes in the area run hydronic radiant through the entire first floor.

We work on hot water boilers, steam boilers (less common in residential Jenison, but they exist), and hydronic radiant floor systems. The brands we service most often in Georgetown Township include Utica, Burnham, Weil-McLain, Buderus, Viessmann, and Lochinvar. If you have a boiler, we can fix it.

Common boiler issues we see in Jenison homes include circulator pump failures, zone valve problems, expansion tank waterlogging, leaking pressure relief valves, thermocouple and ignition failures, and sediment buildup in older cast-iron units. Radiant floor systems sometimes develop air locks or circulation issues that leave certain zones cold while others are fine.

Most boiler repairs run between $200 and $800. The wide range reflects the difference between replacing a $75 thermocouple and rebuilding a circulator pump assembly or replacing a zone valve actuator.

Here's something most homeowners don't realize: many HVAC technicians rarely work on boilers. The industry has shifted heavily toward forced-air furnaces and heat pumps, and a lot of newer techs have limited boiler training. They can diagnose a furnace in their sleep but stare at a boiler's piping diagram like it's written in another language.

Mike has been working on boilers since the late '80s. He understands the difference between a series-loop and a primary-secondary piping system. He knows how to properly set the aquastat on a Burnham, troubleshoot a Viessmann control board, and bleed air from a Weil-McLain that keeps losing pressure. This isn't textbook knowledge — it's 37 years of turning wrenches on these specific systems.

That experience saves you money. A less experienced technician might spend two hours chasing an intermittent boiler shutdown when the actual problem is a waterlogged expansion tank — a 20-minute fix for someone who's seen it before. We diagnose quickly and accurately because we've already fixed the problem you're having, probably in a house on the next street over.

And because we're right here on Edward Street in Jenison, you're not paying for an hour of drive time billed at shop rate. We arrive, we diagnose, we fix it.

Radiant floor heating is one of the most comfortable ways to heat a home. The heat comes from below, warming objects and people directly rather than blowing hot air through ducts. Feet stay warm, the temperature is even from floor to ceiling, and the system runs quietly.

But radiant systems have their own maintenance needs. The tubing buried in or under the floor almost never fails — it's rated for 50+ years. The mechanical components above ground are what need attention: the boiler itself, circulator pumps, mixing valves, zone controls, and the manifold where the tubing loops connect.

We service radiant floor systems in Jenison homes ranging from single-zone garage slabs to whole-house multi-zone installations. Common issues include zones that won't heat (often a stuck zone valve or air-locked loop), uneven temperatures between zones (mixing valve calibration), and systems that cycle too frequently (aquastat or outdoor reset settings).

If your radiant system was installed by someone else and you're not happy with its performance, we can evaluate it. Sometimes a simple adjustment to the water temperature curve or a rebalancing of flow rates makes a significant difference. Other times, a circulator pump has lost capacity and needs replacement.

Whichever boiler or radiant floor issue you're dealing with, call us at (616) 669-8085. We're right here in Jenison and we'll give you a straight diagnosis.