
Boilers
Efficiently Heat Your Home
The Perfect Boiler for Your Needs
The average lifespan for most boilers runs between 10-15 years, but all models will wear out eventually. If you’re unsure whether you need a new system or repair, ask yourself these four questions:
How Old is My Boiler?
If the answer is 10 years old or more, consider consulting us for a maintenance check-up.What is My Boiler’s Energy Efficiency Rating?
Ratings for efficiency are on a scale from A to G where 90% is an A rating and 70% is a G rating.What Color is My Boiler’s Flame?
If the flame in your boiler is yellow instead of blue, this can be a sign of significant carbon monoxide. This odorless gas can be deadly and should be inspected immediately.How Much are My Energy Bills?
Have you noticed a rise in your energy costs? If so, your boiler could be running less efficiently and require replacement.
Ready for a New Boiler?
Start Weighing Your Options:
Standard Efficiency
78-89% Efficient
Requires brick or metal chimneys for their exhaust
Uses inside air for combustion
Burners are not adjustable and run 24/7
Analog controls
Reliable
Least expensive to install
Can replace existing boiler with minimal reconfiguration
High Efficiency
90-98% Efficient
Can be wall-mounted or sit on the floor
Electronic display that can be accessed via smart phone
Does not require chimney
Burners can be adjusted according to outdoor temperature
Uses PVC plastic pipes for exhaust
Installation costs higher than standard due to equipment and reconfiguration of existing pipes
Combination
Average of 95% Efficiency for Heating and Hot Water
Heats domestic water and the home from singular wall unit
Compact size
Operates quietly
Does not require chimney
Up to 40% more efficient than standard water heater
Electric
Up to 99% Efficient
Simple design
Low risk of operating faults and repairs
Reliable
Eco-friendly
Zero risk of CO2 poisoning
No chimney or fuel piping required
Mounts to wall
Most expensive to install, but most efficient due to electricity as energy source