Identify whether the boiler supplies hot-water radiators, baseboards, or another heating system. If it also contributes to household hot water, include that in the request. Confirm the system type before comparing replacement options.
No. Hot-water and steam systems need separate planning. If you are unsure which you have, say so rather than selecting equipment yourself. Include the existing boiler model and a description of the radiators.
Ask whether the scope includes only the boiler or also controls, pumps, valves, piping changes, venting, and removal. Identify any connected hot-water equipment so it is not overlooked.
Do not assume it can. Ask the installer to assess the proposed venting arrangement against the selected equipment. Direct-vent equipment, for example, brings combustion air from outside and exhausts through a sealed route.
Read more: Department of Energy: direct-vent equipment
These notes help you prepare an inquiry. Equipment selection, price, scheduling, and the work Air Zone can provide must be confirmed for your property.
Include the property location, the equipment involved and your preferred timing.
Submit your project details first. A call option appears after a successful submission.
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