Carnot Heating

When a hose broke overnight and flooded a basement boiler, a 2019 customer's regular service company tried to sell them a new $6000 boiler; Carnot Heating repaired it instead. That 2019 customer wrote that the company replaced the burner unit, circulator, air vents, combustion chamber and gaskets, did a thorough cleaning with an oil filter change, and even touched up the paint. Carnot Heating holds 4.8 stars from 27 ratings on Angi and 4.6 stars from 9 ratings on Google. A 2021 customer, who named the owner as Chris, said he started work on busted pipes one night and was back bright and early during a blizzard, with his crew, to finish the work. A 2021 customer said Chris arrived within 10 minutes of the call on the day before Christmas Eve and repaired the boiler at a price that customer called extremely fair. A 2022 customer who had recently bought a house had the boiler inspected and serviced before winter and said the company arrived right when scheduled. A 2020 customer said the boiler and all associated piping were updated to code. A 2019 customer said Chris came on a Sunday without excessive weekend fees, diagnosed the problem, picked up the parts first thing Monday morning and had the work completed that morning. Its Connecticut HVAC licence, number HTG.0405583-S7, with Carnot Heating as the holder of record, is expired on the state registry, which lists it as lapsed. A 2018 customer was quoted $325 before the visit — a $150 service call plus $175 for parts — and said the problem was diagnosed as a Honeywell zone valve power head; the part run lasted from 10am to 4pm, the final bill came to $425, and that customer said they would not call again.