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Luke Moczydlowski
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Most Reliable Hot Water Boiler

Luke Moczydlowski
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Bartlett, IL
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I purchased a 12-unit building and I need to replace the boiler.  One contractor recommended a 410,000 BTU Burnham boiler.  He claims that's the best value for the money and it will last for a long time if properly maintained.  Another contractor only recommends Peerless.  I plan on keeping the property for the long run.  Does anyone have any experience with boilers?  What brand is most reliable and durable?  

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Justin Rivet
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Justin Rivet
  • Prince albert, Sask
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I'd go with a viessman. German made. They are on the more expensive end of boilers but you absolutely get what you pay for. I'm a journey plumber gasfitter and refrigeration mechanic apprentice so I'm come from experience. I've worked for a company that put in about 50 mid range boilers over the course of a few short years and spent about 50% of my time just trying to get them to limp along in the winter. Unless you have a strict maintenance schedule I wouldn't settle for anything but top quality products. Look into warranties the companies provide aswell. 

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