Heating Services in Somers, NY

Technicians replacing an oil-fired boiler with a high-efficiency heating system

Somers homeowners deal with two very different heating worlds. On one side, Heritage Hills condos still running original boilers and furnaces from the 1970s and 80s, working harder every winter than they were built to. On the other, farmhouses and colonials along Route 100 with hydronic radiator systems that need steady attention to keep every room even. DeGasperi & Son works on both, plus everything in between — our technicians know how these older systems behave and what tends to fail first.

Heritage Hills Boiler and Furnace Service

Heritage Hills units share a lot of the same infrastructure, but the equipment inside each condo varies by when it was last touched. Original boilers from the building’s early decades often run on inefficient cycles, short-cycle constantly, or struggle to maintain pressure. We diagnose the actual cause instead of guessing, whether that’s a failing circulator pump, a corroded heat exchanger, or a thermostat that’s simply mismatched to the system. Furnace repair follows the same logic: worn igniters, cracked heat exchangers, and clogged blower motors are common in units that have never been replaced. When a Heritage Hills furnace or boiler is past reasonable repair, we handle installation with equipment sized correctly for the unit’s square footage, not a generic swap.

Hydronic and Radiator Heat Along Route 100

Older Somers homes near Route 100 frequently run hydronic heat, with hot water circulating through radiators or baseboard convectors. These systems reward regular maintenance and punish neglect. Air trapped in the lines causes cold spots and knocking noises. Failing zone valves leave some rooms overheated while others stay cold. Sediment buildup in cast iron radiators reduces output over years without anyone noticing until a room simply won’t warm up. We bleed, balance, and repair radiator systems room by room, and we service the circulator pumps and expansion tanks that keep the whole loop working correctly.

Oil-to-Gas Conversions

Somers still has a real mix of oil and gas heating, and more households are asking about switching. An oil-to-gas conversion touches the burner, controls, venting, and sometimes the piping itself, and doing it wrong creates safety issues, not just inefficiency. We handle the full conversion process, from evaluating whether gas service is available at the property to installing and commissioning the new system so it runs correctly from day one.

Radiant Floor Heat and Thermostats

Some newer construction and renovated homes in Somers have moved to radiant floor heat. We troubleshoot manifold issues, pump failures, and zoning problems specific to radiant systems. On the control side, we install and calibrate thermostats, including multi-zone setups, so the heating system actually matches how the house is used.

Winters in this part of Westchester don’t give a heating system much room for error. Every job starts with a free estimate, and being about 15 minutes from our Mahopac base means we can respond quickly when a Somers heating system fails without warning.

Our heating services page covers boilers, furnaces, radiators, radiant floor systems, and fuel conversions across both counties.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should a boiler in a Heritage Hills condo be serviced?
Annual service is standard for most boilers, though units running on original equipment from the 1970s or 80s often benefit from a mid-season check as well, since older components fail more predictably under sustained cold.

Is oil-to-gas conversion worth it for an older Somers home?
It depends on the home’s current system condition, gas line access, and how the household uses heat. We evaluate the property directly and lay out the real tradeoffs rather than pushing a conversion that doesn’t make sense for the situation.

Can you fix uneven heat in a hydronic radiator system?
Yes. Uneven heat is almost always traceable to trapped air, a failing zone valve, or sediment buildup, and each has a specific fix rather than a system-wide replacement.

Call (845) 628-7593 for a free estimate on heating work in Somers.