I can’t know that I am in the process of replacing my boiler again.
I say again, because I just bought a up-to-date boiler for the home about three years ago.
My good friend and I bought the home knowing that it needed some improvements and the boiler was one of the first things my friend and I did. I didn’t want to leave our comfort to option and the ancient boiler was over thirty years old. When my friend and I decided to replace it my friend and I should have replaced the plumbing too. My good friend and I wanted to save money so my friend and I cut corners on that part. Now, the rust and deposit build up in those ancient pipes have caused significant disfigurement to the up-to-date boiler. The up-to-date device is more powerful and due to the pressure of the overheated water it was circulating through the system it had broken the residue free and it had built up in the return tank. From there it caused disfigurement to the up-to-date device and now I am replacing it, and the Heating and A/C supplier that sold me the up-to-date device had warned me of this although I decided that I wanted to save the money for something else. Now, I am paying that and more to make the repairs once again, and our Heating and A/C supplier has contracted with a certified plumber to make sure that there is no option of this happening again. If you are in need of a up-to-date Heating and A/C system make sure you listen to the advice of a trusted Heating and A/C supplier when they propose you to install it respectfully the first time. I know I will from now on.