You’ve probably dreaded it for months; the thought of your old heating system failing right in the middle of winter is stressful for any homeowner. We understand the stress that comes with installing a new heating system, but we’re here to make it as easy, painless, and stress-free as possible.

Installing a boiler doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Our team will guide you through every step—helping you choose the right boiler, completing the installation with precision, and making sure your home is ready for dependable comfort for years to come. We’ll answer your questions, keep the process transparent, and ensure you feel confident in your investment.

Contact Schebler Heating and Air today to schedule your boiler installation in the Quad Cities and take the stress out of staying warm!

High Efficiency

Boilers naturally operate very efficiently, as they use water to transfer heat rather than relying on forced air. Water holds heat more effectively, which means boilers can provide steady, consistent warmth while using less energy overall.

Modern high-efficiency boilers take this a step further by using advanced technology to reduce wasted energy and maximize performance. This translates into lower utility costs and reduced strain on the system itself. 

Better Air Quality

Traditional heating systems, like furnaces and heat pumps, rely on forced air to distribute heat throughout your home. This constant circulation of air can stir up dust, allergens, and other airborne particles, which may impact your indoor air quality.

Boilers, on the other hand, use water or steam to deliver heat through radiators or radiant floor systems. Because they don’t blow air through ducts, they don’t spread dust or pollutants as easily. This makes boilers an excellent choice for households with allergy sufferers or anyone who wants cleaner, healthier indoor air.

Longevity

When you install a new HVAC system, you want it to last as long as possible. It’s a big investment, and you deserve the peace of mind that comes with long-lasting heating systems. Boilers have long lifespans, meaning you’ll likely be able to go a couple of decades, or even longer, before needing a replacement.

Because boilers have fewer moving parts than traditional forced-air systems, there’s less wear and tear over time. That kind of durability makes boilers one of the most dependable heating options available, giving you confidence that your investment will keep paying off for years to come.

Even and Consistent Heat

Some forced-air systems have trouble providing each room in the home with the same level of heating. Sometimes, one room or level of the home will be much warmer or cooler than the rest of the house. 

Boilers, however, are known for delivering steady, even heat throughout your entire home. Because they use water or steam to distribute warmth, boilers avoid the drafts, hot spots, and uneven temperatures that often come with ductwork-based systems.