Boiler Installation & Replacement in Burlington County, NJ

Replacing a boiler is a significant decision, and it deserves a clear assessment rather than a rushed sale. Gibson Home Services installs and replaces gas hot-water boilers for homeowners in Burlington County. Owner Ken Gibson, an NJ Master HVACR contractor (License 19HC00370300), has served the area since 2009 and handles replacement estimates himself. As he puts it, "My name and reputation are on the line."

When does boiler replacement make sense?

Replacement makes sense when repairs no longer offer good value, when the boiler can no longer heat the home comfortably, or when you want to plan a change before a failure. There is no universal age or cost cutoff.

We look at several factors together:

• Age and repair history. An older boiler facing repeated repairs is a different decision than a newer one with a single fault.
• The cost of the current repair compared with what the boiler is likely to deliver going forward.
• Comfort. Zones or rooms that never heat properly can point to a system that no longer fits the home.
• Parts availability. Some older boilers use parts that are hard to find.
• Your plans for the home and how long you expect to stay.

You may not need to replace your boiler yet. If a repair is the sensible choice, we will tell you. See boiler service and repair for how we diagnose problems first.

How does Gibson size a replacement boiler?

We size a replacement boiler from a load calculation for your home, not by copying the old boiler's rating or using square footage alone. Bigger is not automatically better.

An oversized boiler can fire and shut off more often than it should, which adds wear and can make comfort less even. The existing radiators or baseboard, the piping and the number of heating zones also shape what equipment makes sense. Ken looks at all of it before recommending a size or configuration.

What happens during a free boiler replacement estimate?

Estimates for new and replacement installations are free. Ken visits, looks at your current boiler and heating system, asks about your goals, and then presents your options. A typical estimate takes about 30 to 60 minutes.

• Assessment. We look at the existing boiler, piping, zones and the condition of the system it serves.
• Conversation. We ask what has been working, what has not and what matters most to you.
• Options. You receive an electronic proposal, typically laid out as good, better and best options.
• No pressure. You get time to review the proposal and ask questions. We recommend what your home needs rather than steering toward a predetermined outcome.

What equipment options are available?

Equipment options are discussed during your estimate. Ken explains the differences between the boilers he recommends for your home, what each option offers and how it fits your budget and goals.

Rather than leading with a brand, we focus on the things that matter for long-term results: proper sizing, quality installation, warranty coverage, parts availability and what your home actually requires. For more on the hydronic systems we work with, see our boilers page.

Who handles permits for a boiler replacement?

Gibson pulls the required installation permits. The homeowner handles the municipal inspection process.

Permit requirements depend on the jurisdiction and the scope of work, and they are not optional simply because someone would prefer to skip them.

What warranty comes with a new boiler?

Every Gibson installation includes a 1-year Gibson labor warranty. The manufacturer's parts warranty varies by equipment and product.

• Optional extended labor warranty. You can purchase an optional labor warranty of up to 10 years for an additional fee.
• Warranty registration. Gibson handles manufacturer warranty registration for you.

Can you finance a boiler replacement?

Yes. Gibson offers financing through Synchrony Financial, with multiple financing options. Visit our financing page for details, or ask Ken about it during your estimate.

Comfort Club members also receive an install credit toward new equipment: $500 for Bronze and $750 for Silver and Gold. See the Comfort Club plans to compare.

A note on safety before your estimate

If your current boiler is showing warning signs, put safety first.

If you smell gas or a rotten-egg odor, leave the home now, do not touch light switches, the thermostat or any controls, and call the gas utility or 911 from outside.

If a carbon monoxide alarm sounds, get everyone out of the home and call 911 from outside. Carbon monoxide is odorless.

Boiler installation FAQs

Is the replacement estimate really free?

Yes. Estimates for new and replacement installations are free. Service and repair visits are different and carry a service fee. The standard non-member service fee is $125.

Who will come out for the estimate?

Ken Gibson handles replacement estimates himself, so the person assessing your home is the NJ Master HVACR contractor who owns the company.

Can a new boiler use my existing radiators or baseboard?

Often it can, but it depends on their condition and the rest of the system. We check during the estimate and explain what we find.

Which towns do you serve?

We serve Delran, Moorestown, Mount Laurel, Marlton/Evesham, Medford, Palmyra, Florence, Riverside, Cherry Hill, Riverton and Voorhees.

Request a free boiler replacement estimate

To schedule a free estimate, call Gibson Home Services at (856) 220-4158 or request an estimate online. You can also browse all of our heating services.