Boiler Repair
Hot water boilers in older homes.
Boiler Repair detailsEast of Grand Rapids where the Flat River joins the Grand, Lowell is a small river town with older homes downtown and farms and newer houses around it.
The short answer
Lowell heating and cooling service comes from our Grand Rapids office on 3 Mile Rd NW, east along I-96. We repair and replace furnaces, boilers, air conditioners and heat pumps in Lowell and the surrounding townships, including propane furnaces on the farms around town, with the phone answered 24 hours a day.
What we see here
Lowell's older homes near downtown often heat with hot water boilers or chimney-vented furnaces, and many share a flue with a gas water heater. When either is replaced, the chimney and venting need checking, so a venting and combustion test is part of every replacement we do in town.
Outside town, farms and larger lots often heat with propane, and shops and barns need heat of their own. We service propane furnaces, install unit heaters in outbuildings and compare heat pumps where the propane bill keeps climbing.

Lowell had 4,142 residents in 2020, up from 3,790 in 2010, a small city surrounded by farmland and townships. That makes it one of the places on our map where boilers and older chimney-vented equipment in town sit right next to propane furnaces, pole barns and newer homes just outside it, and a single afternoon's calls can involve all three of them.
Most-requested work
Hot water boilers in older homes.
Boiler Repair detailsGas and propane furnace failures.
Furnace Repair in Grand RapidsVenting checks on older chimneys.
Carbon Monoxide Safety InspectionHeat for barns and shops.
About Garage Heater InstallationAn alternative to propane.
Heat Pump Installation, explainedTanks in older homes.
Water Heater Replacement around Grand RapidsGetting to you
From our office on 3 Mile Rd NW, I-96 runs east past our Ada page to Lowell, with M-21 linking the town to the surrounding townships.
The phone is answered 24 hours a day. In a cold snap, if we cannot reach you quickly enough, the call may be forwarded to another trusted local company.
Around Lowell
Lowell sits at the eastern edge of heating and cooling in Kent County, with our Ada page to the west and our Ionia County page just to the east.
Questions from Lowell
Yes, hot water boilers, circulators, valves and controls.
Yes, including propane furnaces and barn heaters.
It needs checking; we test draft and venting on every replacement.
Yes, with a gas or propane unit heater.
It is a drive east on I-96; no-heat calls go first.
Call any hour and a person answers.
Reach us
Service office
3535 3 Mile Rd NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49534