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Adrien Hebert
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Fayetteville, NC
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First Boiler: Questions?

Adrien Hebert
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Fayetteville, NC
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I have run across my first boiler. Im hoping some of my fellow BPers can shed light on pros and cons that come along with heating a home with a boiler. To be specific, the property is a four unit and there is just one boiler that is supplying all of the units. The boiler looks ancient, but seems to be working with no immediate issues. There was baseboard heating installed at some point, but in the initial walkthrough it was not clear whether these are function (they don't seem to be). So along with deciding whether it is worth it to convert the heating to baseboard heat, I was also trying to determine if there was a way to split the utilities. Hopefully some of you can provide some insight!

Thanks

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