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Why Does My Boiler Keep Losing Pressure?

A boiler that repeatedly loses pressure usually has a leak, a faulty pressure relief valve, or an expansion tank problem. This guide explains the common causes.

Leaks

A slow leak in the boiler, piping, or a radiator valve will drop pressure over time. Leaks can be hard to spot.

Pressure Relief Valve

A faulty pressure relief valve can vent water and drop pressure.

Expansion Tank

A failed expansion tank causes pressure swings as the water heats and cools.

When to Call a Professional

If pressure drops repeatedly, request boiler repair.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common causes are a leak, a faulty pressure relief valve, or an expansion tank problem. Request boiler repair.

Request service

Submit a service request and a coordinator will contact you to confirm technician availability. We do not confirm an appointment until availability is verified.

What happens next: A coordinator reviews your request, confirms the service type and location, and contacts you to schedule.

For emergencies: Call (312) 555-HVAC or request emergency service. For a gas leak or carbon monoxide, leave the building and call your gas utility or 911 first.

Request HVAC Service

A coordinator contacts you to confirm availability. No appointment is confirmed until verified.

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Request service

Submit a service request and a coordinator will contact you to confirm technician availability. We do not confirm an appointment until availability is verified.