Shop TodayExperience Ultimate Comfort, Safety, and Efficiency
Picture this: it’s a cold Beaumont morning, and your aging heating system fails just when you need it most. The house is freezing, and you’re scrambling for a solution. It’s not just inconvenient—it can be dangerous and expensive. Avoid emergency breakdowns by upgrading to a modern boiler system installed by the professionals at Air Services Unlimited.
Family owned since 1981 and serving Beaumont and the Golden Triangle, Air Services Unlimited brings NATE‑Certified Service Technicians, safety‑first installation, and a reputation built on trust. When comfort matters, choose a team that delivers long‑term peace of mind—24/7.
Why Homeowners and Businesses in Beaumont Choose Air Services Unlimited
Air Services Unlimited is a family‑owned company serving the Golden Triangle since 1981 with NATE‑Certified Service Technicians. We provide complete boiler services—installation, maintenance, repair, and emergency support—under one trusted name. Our team designs solutions for homes, multifamily buildings, and commercial facilities. Licensed in Texas and Louisiana with an A+ BBB rating, we’re known for dependable, local service. With HVAC‑R and electrical capabilities in‑house, you enjoy a smooth, single‑contractor experience from start to finish.
2025 Boiler Installation Cost—What Drives the Price?
Every project is unique, but the following components typically determine your total investment. Use this as a planning guide; your written estimate will reflect your exact scope.
Boiler Type & Capacity
Choose between conventional (standard‑efficiency) and high‑efficiency condensing models. Decide whether you need hydronic space heating only or a combi unit that also provides domestic hot water. Capacity (BTU/hr) should be matched to your building’s calculated heat load so the system is neither undersized nor oversized.
How it affects cost: High‑efficiency or combi models and larger capacities cost more up front but can reduce operating costs.
Fuel Source & Piping
Common fuel options include natural gas or propane, with electric or oil used in some applications. Where upgrades are required, gas line sizing, regulators, shutoff valves, sediment traps, and thorough leak testing add materials and labor.
How it affects cost: New or upsized gas piping and regulators increase material and labor totals.
Venting & Combustion Air
Boilers may use atmospheric or sealed combustion, exhausting through a chimney or—on many condensing units—direct‑vent PVC or similar materials. Proper combustion air, code clearances, and—for condensing systems—condensate neutralization and drainage must be addressed.
How it affects cost: New vent penetrations, chimney liners, or PVC venting runs can be significant line items.
Hydronic Distribution
Your boiler integrates with existing radiators or baseboards and connects to pumps, zone valves, manifolds, and the expansion tank. Enhancements such as smart controls, outdoor‑reset, air separators, isolation valves, and system balancing improve comfort and performance.
How it affects cost: More zones, circulators, or repiping raise labor and material costs but improve comfort and control.
Code & Safety Upgrades
Electrical work may include a dedicated circuit, service switch, and proper bonding/grounding, with GFCI/AFCI protection where required. Plumbing items include the relief‑valve discharge, backflow prevention, correct piping materials, and condensate treatment. Permits and inspections ensure local code compliance and proper documentation.
How it affects cost: Essential for safety and warranty; permits/inspection fees vary by jurisdiction.
Site Conditions & Access
Equipment location—such as an attic, closet, or mechanical room—along with ceiling height, roof/attic access, and tight mechanical spaces can extend installation time.
How it affects cost: Constrained spaces and long vent/flue or piping runs increase labor.
What to Expect from a Professional Boiler Installation
Boiler installation is more than swapping equipment—it’s a multi‑step process designed for safety, comfort, and efficiency.
- In‑Home Evaluation: We perform a heat‑load review and assess insulation levels, window/door leakage, and hot‑water demands to right‑size your system.
- Safe Removal of Old Equipment: If an old system is present, we decommission and dispose of it per code and environmental best practices.
- Precision Installation: We set the boiler, connect hydronic, gas, venting, and condensate (as applicable), and integrate controls.
- Testing & Calibration: We verify combustion and draft, check system pressures, purge air, set outdoor reset (if provided), and validate all safeties.
- Homeowner Education: We review operation, maintenance schedule, and what to monitor. Any adjustments on gas, combustion, or electrical components are handled by a licensed professional.
Typical Line Items You’ll See on Your Estimate
Your estimate typically includes the boiler and accessories (expansion tank, air separator, relief valve); circulator pumps and/or zone valves; venting or a chimney liner—or PVC/HDPE venting with terminations and supports; gas piping components such as a shutoff, sediment trap, and regulator as required; a condensate neutralizer and drain for condensing units; system flushing and any specified water treatment; thermostats or smart controls with low‑voltage wiring; an electrical disconnect/service switch with proper bonding and grounding; and the required permits, inspections, and startup/commissioning.
Benefits of Upgrading to a New Boiler
Modern boiler upgrades deliver multiple advantages. Energy Efficiency: Modern designs use less fuel for the same comfort. Reliable, Even Heating: Hydronic systems minimize cold spots and drafts. Fewer Repairs, Longer Life: Fewer moving parts, paired with routine maintenance, reduce downtime. Code‑Compliant & Safe: Systems are professionally designed and installed to current standards. Documentation & Value: Proper installation and documentation support resale and rental appeal.
Smart Ways to Manage Your Investment
To manage your investment effectively, right‑size the boiler so the capacity is correct—this curbs premature wear and improves comfort. Consider condensing models for higher efficiency that can lower bills, especially with longer run hours. Bundle controls such as outdoor reset and smart thermostats to optimize performance. Plan hydronic zoning wisely by matching zones to real usage patterns for comfort and savings. Join a maintenance plan so scheduled tune‑ups protect efficiency and support warranty compliance.
Ready to Upgrade? Here’s How to Get Started
To get started, schedule a heating evaluation to determine system size and efficiency needs; request a detailed estimate covering installation and any required upgrades; prepare the space by clearing access for installers while we verify safe ventilation and combustion air; plan for professional maintenance to keep your system operating efficiently; and confirm warranty coverage and service plans for peace of mind.
With Air Services Unlimited, you gain more than a heating upgrade—you get dependable, local service from start to finish. Enjoy the Great INDOORS.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much can I expect to pay for installation?
Pricing depends on the type of boiler, the size of your home, and any additional upgrades needed. Getting a personalized estimate is the best way to understand total costs.
Why do I need a professional to install my boiler?
A professional ensures your boiler is correctly sized and safely connected. They also make sure the system meets code and performs efficiently.
How long does a boiler installation take?
Most standard installations are completed within one to three days. Timing can vary depending on the complexity of your setup.
What kind of maintenance is required after installation?
Boilers need annual inspections and safety system testing performed by a licensed professional. Your technician will also handle pressure checks and any flushing or sediment removal when appropriate. Homeowners can help by keeping the area around the boiler clear, replacing thermostat batteries if applicable, and contacting a professional promptly if they notice leaks, unusual noises, or error codes.
How does a boiler compare to other heating systems?
Boilers provide even heating, operate more quietly, and typically last longer than furnaces or heat pumps. They also have fewer moving parts, which means fewer repairs over time.
What does a new boiler cost in Beaumont, TX?
Costs vary based on system size, brand, and home configuration. Contact us directly to receive a detailed, customized quote.
Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late
Avoid the stress, discomfort, and high costs that come with unexpected heating failures. Schedule your boiler evaluation with Air Services Unlimited to secure dependable warmth, lower energy bills, and the peace of mind that comes with expert care.
Ready to upgrade? Click Schedule Service to get started today.