MY situation: Way too much work. There is no way I am getting into the bush this year. SO instead of running an old system I have decided to go to a gas replacement that should (I hope) last 20-30 years.
SO... what I am asking is; for any feedback on the high eff mod/con boilers. I have already decided from reading elsewhere that I will not be a crash test dummy for those whom are using aluminum in their heat exchangers. I know, I know they may be the best thing since sliced bread but I will let others prove that.
So far I am leaning toward a Veissmann 100 or 200 as well as TT Prestige. I know that there will be others that are worthy of consideration, just haven"t had the time to look at them all, or even most of them.
I will be eliminating the forced air in the future for heating & going with floor tubing & prob the upnor system or one like it. She (the boss) has said she would like new floors & that will be my opportunity to install the upnor & tubing. I will however keep the forced air system in place for AC.
So for now high eff boiler with a low eff distribution system. I know that sucks...but in future high eff total home heating system is the plan.
SO... fire away with your thoughts on high eff mod/con boilers. I welcome all the input.
SO... what I am asking is; for any feedback on the high eff mod/con boilers. I have already decided from reading elsewhere that I will not be a crash test dummy for those whom are using aluminum in their heat exchangers. I know, I know they may be the best thing since sliced bread but I will let others prove that.
So far I am leaning toward a Veissmann 100 or 200 as well as TT Prestige. I know that there will be others that are worthy of consideration, just haven"t had the time to look at them all, or even most of them.
I will be eliminating the forced air in the future for heating & going with floor tubing & prob the upnor system or one like it. She (the boss) has said she would like new floors & that will be my opportunity to install the upnor & tubing. I will however keep the forced air system in place for AC.
So for now high eff boiler with a low eff distribution system. I know that sucks...but in future high eff total home heating system is the plan.
SO... fire away with your thoughts on high eff mod/con boilers. I welcome all the input.