In choosing to go with a boiler to heat your home, versus using a forced-air system such as a gas furnace, boilers use hydronic power to circulate heat. How? Hydronic power is in other words the power of water, which is used to circulate heat to radiators and baseboard heaters that in turn, send out clean, dust-free warmth into rooms. In doing this, boilers tend to perform more efficiently on average than furnaces.
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The Columbia Keystone Boiler is a 3-pass, medium to large capacity, dry back, Scotch marine design packaged boiler. This delivers the best boiler fuel efficiencies with the assistance of the three-pass. Keystone boilers offer many various features, which make monitoring and servicing for decades of reliable steam or hot water super easy. There are additional
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Due to power-vent boilers using air from inside, they can be installed only in open rooms and not in any tight closest or crawl spaces. With chimney-vented boilers that exhaust naturally through a chimney, power and direct-vent boilers push exhaust through a rood or sidewall vent used by fans. Condensing boilers often have special venting
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Is it that time of year again when the cold weather has started to emerge? Now is the time to make sure your family is safe and warm this season by being proactive and checking your boiler. Whether it is natural gas, electricity, propane, wood or even oil; these are all many of the various
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Expecting heat or hot water but can’t seem to get any? From airlocks to broken diaphragms, to low water levels or motorized valve failures, these are just a few of the various reasons why your boiler is failing to produce heat or hot water. In cases like these, a certified boiler technician is able to
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TROUBLESHOOT YOUR BOILER IN 8 EASY STEPS: 1. Check the Thermostat:Make sure your thermostat is set above room temperature. 2. Is the Circulator Pump is Running?Touch the pump to see if it is warm. Should you find that the pump is running and is cool, take a look at the circuit breaker for the boiler. 3. Check
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