Plumber in Smithtown, NY

Boilers in Smithtown's older homes should be inspected and serviced annually before the heating season. Homes with cast-iron boilers from the 1960s and 1970s are especially prone to pressure loss, zone valve failure, and heat exchanger wear. Catching these issues before winter prevents cold nights and costly emergency calls.

For many Smithtown homeowners still running oil-fired boilers, converting to natural gas removes the need for oil deliveries and simplifies the heating system. The conversion involves replacing the boiler and connecting to the existing gas supply line. We assess your current setup and walk you through what the conversion involves for your specific home.

An RPZ, or reduced pressure zone device, is a backflow preventer required on irrigation systems connected to the municipal water supply. Smithtown properties with in-ground sprinkler systems typically need annual RPZ testing to stay in compliance with local water authority requirements. We perform the test and provide the documentation you need.

Radiant heat can often be extended to additional rooms or zones in Smithtown homes, depending on the existing boiler capacity and floor construction. We evaluate the current system and design an expansion that works with your home's layout. New radiant zones can be added to renovated spaces without disturbing the existing heated areas.