What if I smell gas in my Manchester home?
Everyone leaves the home. From outside, call 911, or Liberty’s gas emergency line at 1-855-327-7758 if Liberty supplies your gas. Then call us.
Heating Repair in Manchester
Furnace out, boiler leaking or heat pump losing the fight in your Manchester home? Phone New Hampshire Heating and we line up the technician who visits.
About two in three Manchester homes were built before 1980, by Census count, and more than 3 in every 10 before 1950. Whatever the age of the house, a technician looks at what is actually installed.
How Manchester homes heat
Utility gas is the leading fuel in Manchester, heating about half of occupied homes by Census count. Fuel oil is next at more than 2 in every 10, with electricity above 1 in every 10 and propane a small share.
A furnace that burns gas or oil belongs with furnace repair, while a boiler feeding radiators belongs with boiler and radiator repair.
Manchester winters
Manchester Airport records a normal January low near 17°F. If heat fails on a night that cold, emergency heating repair is the service to call about.
City heating permits
Manchester’s Building Regulations Division has a heating permit application for new, repair or replacement work on oil, gas or wood heating equipment. The form asks for the applicant’s license number.
Frequently asked questions
Do you take oil heat calls in Manchester?
Yes. Fuel oil heats more than 2 in every 10 Manchester homes by Census count, and we take oil furnace and boiler calls along with gas and electric.
Call us for a free quote
Your street and a brief description of what the heat is doing will get us started. The call is free, and you owe nothing for it.
Call (866) 661-2784