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Leaking pipe / fix now or wait for season?

Artfish1
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Hi, I have a very slight leak where a pipe is connected near the return on my steam boiler. Is there any benefit to getting it fixed now as opposed to waiting until I have the boiler serviced early fall? 
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Plus, if there are other issues might as well fix them too before the fall, or when it's very hot/humid in the basement.
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Fixing the leak will require disassembling the piping to replace the leaking joint. That's going to be a chore - the large-size pipe may require a couple of burley plumbers, and potentially complicated by no unions shown in the picture. Who knows what problems might arise - fix it now.0
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have the service done now..that way all the gunk from last winter doesnt have time to harden in.. and people arent as stressed from calls... they will do a better job..0
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