Equipment Selection
Select a boiler appropriate for the load, distribution system and project goals.
ServiceMax plans boiler replacement around the home, radiation, zones, controls and distribution system for dependable hydronic heat.
Review existing boiler capacity, radiation, zones and operating history.
Plan circulators, zone controls and related hydronic components as part of replacement.
Consider baseboard, radiators or radiant systems connected to the boiler.
Install and test the new equipment and confirm proper system operation.
Select a boiler appropriate for the load, distribution system and project goals.
Coordinate piping, pumps, expansion components, controls and zoning.
Evaluate existing radiation and comfort concerns before the new system is commissioned.
Verify operation, circulation and controls after installation.
No. Existing equipment may not reflect the actual heating load, and the connected radiation and zoning should also be considered.
Not automatically. Their age, condition, compatibility and system design should be evaluated during replacement planning.
Often yes if they are in usable condition and appropriate for the new system design.
Replacement becomes more attractive when repair costs, age, efficiency, parts availability and broader system condition point toward long-term investment instead of another repair.
ServiceMax replaces and installs boilers throughout Chicagoland with an in-house HVAC team experienced in hydronic systems.
Request an estimate and we will evaluate the boiler and connected hydronic system.
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