Furnace Repair, Installation and Boiler Service in Attleboro, MA
Attleboro heating specialists that you can count on.
The winter season in Attleboro, MA, is infamous for being unpredictable at the best of times. So having a reliable heater is a must for your home or business.
At RCL Mechanical, we have made premier heating solutions our specialty. Whether you need furnace maintenance or emergency repairs, our LEED- and NATE-certified technicians are ready to get to work for you.
Our Attleboro heating services include:
- Boiler installation and replacement
- Heating maintenance and tune-ups
- Radiant heating solutions
- Furnace installation and replacement
- Ductwork inspections
- Indoor air quality services
- 24-hour heating repair services
- Thermostat upgrades
We serve Attleboro residents and the surrounding neighborhoods of:
- Adamsdale
- Attleboro Falls
- City Center
- Dodgeville
- Downtown Attleboro
- East Side Attleboro
- Hebronville
- Lonicut
- North Attleboro
- South Attleboro Village
We let the quality of our work speak for itself. Read our customer reviews and see the high level of care and service we offer to every client.
Reliable Attleboro Heating Repairs & Installations
Extensive experience is a must when it comes to emergency heating repairs. Our team handles heating service calls in Attleboro and surrounding Bristol County communities. This experience allows us to diagnose your problem quickly and create a cost-effective solution.
With our high level of expertise, you can also count on us for quality heating installations. If you're looking to get an energy-efficient system, ask us which current rebate programs may apply; eligibility depends on the equipment, property and program rules.
Emergency Furnace Repairs & Installations in Attleboro, MA
Compared to other heating systems, a damaged or faulty furnace is often more hazardous since most gas models use live flames to produce heat. If you notice these problems with your unit, call us immediately for an emergency furnace repair:
- Furnace that fails to produce heat.
- Thermostat controls that don't respond.
- Burnt or foul odors coming from the unit.
- Unit making noise that's not its normal operational sounds.
- Furnace pilot flame is yellow instead of its usual blue hue.
Depending on the severity of the problem, we might recommend replacing your furnace if it's already past its operational lifespan. We can install every make and model from leading brands like Carrier, Bryant, Lennox, Rheem, and Goodman.
Learn more about us and how we became a leading furnace service company in Attleboro.
Learn About Our Comprehensive Boiler Tune-Up Process
The best way to avoid problems with your boiler is through professional upkeep. At RCL Mechanical, we follow a comprehensive maintenance process that includes:
- Calibrating the thermostat
- Cleaning the condensate drain line
- Lubricating moving parts
- Draining the expansion tank if applicable
- Inspecting the safety valves
- Performing a carbon monoxide test
- Checking the pipework
- And more!
By investing in our heater tune-up plans, you can arrange regular inspections and discuss recommended repairs before the next heating season.

Furnace or Boiler: Book the Right Service
Tell us which equipment heats your home and whether the problem affects the whole property or only part of it. For a current loss of furnace heat, review furnace repair. For boiler problems or replacement planning, see our boiler services.
What Should a Heating Installation Estimate Include?
Ask for the proposed equipment, sizing assessment, installation work, removal of the existing unit and warranty terms. Confirm what is included and what could add to the cost. Compare these details with the diagnosis and repair estimate for your current system.
A domestic hot-water problem may involve different equipment. If the taps run cold while the house still heats normally, review our water heater services and describe the symptoms when you call.
Request Attleboro heating service or call 774-309-2851 for an appointment or to discuss an urgent problem.






