If its steam you will have to replace all radiators as they are not the same.

Anita Andrews if all the piping etc runs into basement you should be able to separately meter heating (if it's radiators/has forced heat), call PGW to add gas meters.

Oil-fired boilers are just about non-existant in Chicago and the boilers you refer to are for heating radiators, not water heaters.

Putting a "Beautiful Floor" in a rental garage is asking for trouble.If you use delicate type things (easily stainable or easily breakable) in a rental don't expect them to hold up.Cars park there--and cars make messes--leaky oil gaskets, radiator hose broken (rust deposits), rubber tire marks.Maybe you could call the product manufacturer and ask if there is a way to clean off normal car stains.Good Luck!

I don't want to kill a deal being a miser or having strict penalties that do not make sense, even though they may make sense on paper or what you might read in an investment book.One last thing - the shop has old radiated heat in the floor.

In a Duplex with a boiler/radiated heat, the new boiler proved very problematic when the fire box kept filling with water, and the contractor doing the attic insulation fell completely through the 9' ceiling and down to the floor.

Currently, the home has a good hot-water boiler-radiator system for heat located in the basement. 

We have boiler heat so each room has radiators along the base of a wall.

Renovating a house for rent, would you keep or replace the steam radiators?  

We installed new HVAC and ditched the radiators.