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Service areaPortland, CT

HVAC Repair in Portland, CT

ProRenew HVAC Portland covers the river towns south of Hartford. Look up your town below for local notes.

ProRenew HVAC Portland service van on a residential street in Portland

Oil heat country on the river

Portland is a smaller river town, and natural gas does not reach every road. That is why oil heat is still common in many Portland homes, along with some propane. Oil burners need yearly care, and a clean nozzle and filter make a real difference. We also help homeowners who want to look at a heat pump to cut down on oil deliveries.

What we fix most in Portland

Oil furnace and boiler repair

Oil heat is common in Portland. We fix no-heat calls, smoky burners, and failed controls.

Cutting back on oil

A heat pump or mini split can carry part of the load in your house. We explain what that might save and what it will not.

Yearly burner cleaning

Cleaning the burner and swapping the nozzle and filter keeps soot down. It is the best way to avoid a winter no-heat call.

Services in Portland

Portland service area

We come to you from our shop at 74 Pickering St, Portland, CT.

Nearby towns

Towns we serve

Portland, CT

Portland is a quiet river town where many homes heat with oil. Burner care and boiler repair make up much of our work.

Middletown, CT

Middletown has older homes near downtown and newer areas farther out. Boilers, furnaces, and central air all appear.

East Hampton, CT

East Hampton has many homes around the lake and in the hills. Oil is a common heating fuel there.

Glastonbury, CT

Glastonbury has bigger homes and farmhouses, and gas does not reach every street. Oil and multi-zone systems are common.

Cromwell, CT

Cromwell has mid-century homes plus newer builds. We repair furnaces and central AC there.

Portland questions

What does an oil burner tune-up include?

We clean the burner, replace the nozzle and filter, test combustion, and check the safety controls. You get a plain note on anything worn.

Is a heat pump a good fit for a Portland house?

For many homes, yes. Cold-climate models work in Connecticut winters, and some owners keep the oil boiler as backup. We look at your house first.

My boiler is dripping near the relief valve. What now?

It can mean the pressure is too high. If you can do it safely, shut the boiler off and call us.

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