1. Type of Boiler:

Older and specialized boilers may require extra workers and more rare parts that result in increasing repairing costs.

2. Nature of the Problem:

The repair cost depends on the extent of the issue. Minor issues such as pressure imbalances do not cost much but most complex issues like heat exchange failure or internal component replacement may be costly.

3. Parts & Components:

At IK Engineering, smaller parts like pumps, valves are fixed with a very small price but the repair of older parts and the demand of fixing custom parts are cost effective.

4. Labor Costs:

More complicated issues require a large amount of time and highly qualified technicians that result in increasing effective repairing cost.

5. Age of the Boiler:

If your boiler is very old then it needs a lot of new parts and high effort because of its least efficiency and outdated technology.

6. Boiler Brand & Model:

Expensive and branded boilers need branded parts that may not be readily available, therefore the repairing of premium and specialized boilers tend to be cost effective.

7. Extent of Damage:

 The price of repairing a boiler is naturally dependent on the level of damage. If the boiler has a large breakdown then it will automatically increase its repair cost.

8. Geographic Location:

Geographic location is highly effective in increasing or decreasing boiler repair cost. For example, the repair services in urban areas are highly cost effective as compared to the rural areas.