When your radiator develops a leak or shows signs of failure, you have options. Many radiator issues can be repaired cost-effectively, saving you hundreds compared to full replacement. Our skilled technicians will diagnose the problem accurately and recommend the most economical solution.
We specialize in leak detection, soldering repairs, fin straightening, and component replacement. If repair isn't viable, we'll provide honest guidance on replacement options that fit your budget.
We handle all types of radiator repairs for passenger vehicles and light trucks.
Using pressure testing and visual inspection, we locate radiator leaks precisely. We'll show you exactly where your radiator is leaking before any repair begins.
Small leaks in tanks and core can often be permanently repaired with professional soldering. We use lead-free solder for safe, lasting repairs.
Damaged or bent fins reduce cooling efficiency. We straighten and repair fins to restore proper airflow and cooling performance.
Corroded or damaged inlet/outlet fittings can be replaced without full radiator replacement. We install new brass or aluminum fittings.
Corroded core plugs (freeze plugs) can leak coolant. We replace them with new plugs to seal the engine block properly.
Worn or corroded tanks can be resurfaced to ensure proper sealing with new gaskets. Extends radiator life without full replacement.
Catch problems early before they lead to expensive engine damage.
Green, orange, or pink coolant pooling under your vehicle is a clear sign of a leak. Even small drips should be addressed promptly.
Temperature gauge climbing into the red zone indicates cooling system stress. Could be radiator blockage or leak.
Visible steam or hissing sounds mean your cooling system is under serious pressure. Stop driving immediately.
Coolant level dropping between service intervals indicates a leak or internal issue requiring investigation.
A sweet, maple syrup smell indicates coolant leak. Could be radiator, hose, or heater core issue.
Weak or no heat when defrosting can indicate low coolant from a radiator leak affecting heater performance.
Common questions about radiator repair services.
Don't ignore that leak. It could lead to engine overheating and costly damage. Get it fixed today.