Boiler Installation in New Hampshire

FAQs

• Boiler Installation Services in New Hampshire

  How to Choose a Boiler For Your Home

  Choosing the right boiler for your home takes some careful consideration. Our heating experts can help you navigate this process. Here are a few considerations to make when deciding on the best boiler to install in your home.

  1. 1. Determine Your Boiler’s Size: Do you have a larger home? Are there many members in your household? You’ll want to install a boiler that will be able to sufficiently warm your home and keep you comfortable. However, if you install a boiler that’s too large, you may experience higher heating costs. Our technicians will carefully determine the perfect boiler size for your home.
     2. Consider Your Efficiency Needs: Do you want to heat your home as efficiently as possible? Efficiency ratings vary between systems, so it can be helpful to compare them side by side to determine which boiler replacement will be most beneficial and cost-effective in the long run.
     3. Connect With a Professional Company: Scheduling a professional boiler replacement is essential to ensure you adhere to local building regulations. When you work with our experienced Heritage team, you can also rest easy knowing that your installation is backed by our workmanship and is completed correctly.

• How Do Boilers Work?

  A common misconception is that boilers “boil” the water. In most cases, modern boilers don’t heat water to the boiling point, which would be typically found in the steam boilers we may be familiar with. Instead, they heat the water and circulate it through baseboards or radiators that can be controlled through zones, which are adjusted by a thermostat. The more zones you have, the more control you have over how you manage your heat.

• How Long Do Boilers Last?

  Newer boilers are often classified as “high efficiency.” They use modern materials and construction to achieve top-tier performance, but they typically trade lifespan for efficiency as they experience more wear and tear over their life. You can expect a modern boiler to last ten to 15 years on average. Traditional cast iron boilers are not nearly as efficient but tend to be more affordable and the durability of their construction means they can last upwards of 25 years or more with proper maintenance.

• Can You Perform Boiler Maintenance Yourself?

  A license must be maintained to work safely with fuels like oil and gas, and it is not recommended to perform maintenance without the proper experience. Bringing in trained experts like our team is the best way to ensure your boiler is working properly and to catch any issues before they become bigger problems. When boilers aren’t maintained properly over the years, this leads to more wear and tear than necessary, making them less efficient and more likely to be replaced sooner than they should.