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Removing old boiler?
I'm towards the end of the demo portion of my first home purchase and renovation of a rowhome in Philadelphia, most of which I've been doing myself due to the pandemic. I'll be replacing the old baseboard hot water heating with HVAC ductwork. I've cut out most of the copper piping and need to get rid of the 25-year old boiler. Any recommendations on how I should go about getting it removed? My understanding is that it might still have some value, so I'm reluctant to pay someone to take it away. Any thoughts on how I might be able to value it? I'm not looking to make any significant amount of money on it, but would just like to be educated on its value. Thank you!