Does Slant/Fin still make boilers?
No. Slant/Fin states that all its boiler models are discontinued and that it no longer manufactures or sells boilers or replacement parts.
Slant/Fin has stopped manufacturing boilers and replacement parts. If your older Galaxy steam or Victory boiler has stopped heating, a repair assessment must consider the fault, safety, and whether compatible parts can still be sourced. Replacement may be necessary for some failures.
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The manufacturer states that all Slant/Fin boiler models are discontinued and it no longer produces boilers or replacement parts. This changes repair decisions: some third-party parts may exist, but factory-made sections and some original components may not.
For a gas odor or carbon monoxide alarm, leave the building and call for emergency help from a safe place. Do not bypass old low-water controls or run a boiler with a suspected casting leak.

Unlike a current-production model, an older Galaxy or Victory needs parts verification before a repair can be promised.
Check an accessible nameplate for Galaxy, Victory, product number and approximate age. Tell the professional if it is steam or hot water and which functions fail.
A serviceable valve, burner part or piping component is different from a failed casting. Qualified inspection establishes the actual fault and any safety risk.
Slant/Fin reports it does not manufacture boiler parts or replace castings. Check third-party availability and approved compatibility; request replacement options where a safe repair is impractical.
Call (888) 766-1474 for an inquiry. Exact model support, scheduling and service availability must be confirmed for your area.
Locate the Slant/Fin model and record any leaks or burner symptoms.
Mention whether it is Galaxy steam, Victory or another legacy unit.
Provide your ZIP so repair and replacement options can be explored.
Ask for parts verification before approving charges for a potentially unavailable component.
Famous for fin-tube baseboard, Slant/Fin also built long-running cast-iron boilers.
The Galaxy and Victory lines are atmospheric cast-iron gas boilers — simple, widely installed, and now mostly in the second half of their service lives. Faults follow the cast-iron script: burner and control components as they age, section weeps as the block ages. The Sentinel and later condensing offerings move the fault map to condensate and ignition.
Many Slant/Fin boiler owners also have Slant/Fin baseboard — and baseboard-side faults (air, sludge, seized TRVs) masquerade as boiler faults regularly. "Boiler runs, rooms cold" on a Slant/Fin system deserves a distribution check before a boiler diagnosis.

Boiler or baseboard? Check in this order.

Model-specific questions to discuss before authorizing a repair.
No. Slant/Fin states that all its boiler models are discontinued and that it no longer manufactures or sells boilers or replacement parts.
Possibly, depending on whether the fault is in serviceable controls, piping or vents and whether suitable parts are available. A cracked or leaking boiler casting presents a far harder repair situation.
A qualified professional should identify the exact burner and safety-control condition. A compatible third-party replacement may or may not be available for that particular unit.
The manufacturer says it no longer replaces castings or factory-made parts. Do not assume that a section replacement can be ordered as part of a repair estimate.
Slant/Fin refers owners to third-party distribution resources for certain remaining parts. Stock, compatibility and suitability must be independently checked.
A leaking valve, steam vent or condensate return may be repairable even if the boiler model is discontinued. Proper diagnosis can prevent premature replacement.
Not always. Compare an identified repairable fault and verified parts with the safety, reliability and installed cost of replacement. Significant section damage or inaccessible parts can favor replacement.
Share the model, steam or hot-water setup, fault or leak location, photos of accessible labels, and ZIP code. Ask about parts support before assuming a repair can be performed.
For inexpensive control and burner parts, usually yes — the block itself is the question. Once sections weep, compare section-replacement labor against a new unit installed cost and efficiency gain. A 30-year-old atmospheric boiler is also a good candidate for right-sizing, since most were oversized when installed.
Baseboard needs water flowing through every foot of fin-tube. Air trapped in a loop, sludge in old systems, or a seized zone valve stops flow to that loop while the boiler happily heats the rest. Bleed points, valve heads, and the circulator are checked before the boiler is blamed.
If the fault is in another part of the heating system, these services may help narrow the next step.

Steam radiator, water-level and pressure-control issues.
View Steam Boiler Repair →
Section leaks, corrosion and older boiler replacement decisions.
View Cast-Iron Boiler Repair →
Review repair-versus-replacement costs and equipment fit.
View Boiler Installation & Replacement →
Controls, fault codes, burner startups and recurring lockouts.
View Boiler Ignition & Controls Repair →Slant/Fin states it is no longer manufacturing or selling boilers or replacement parts. It points owners toward independent distributors for possible remaining third-party parts, without guaranteeing availability.
Slant/Fin official boiler discontinuation and parts information ↗
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Call with your Galaxy, Victory or other model and describe the problem. Ask about diagnosis, parts availability and whether replacement is a more realistic option.
Call (888) 766-1474General inquiries: 7 AM–7 PM · Emergency calls: 24/7. Local service availability must be confirmed.