You mentioned that you have a boiler, so I'm not sure if you have baseboard heat or radiators.

Summary of my project: Upgraded old electrical systemComplete kitchen remodel (including soapstone countertops, copper farm sink, stainless appliances)Complete bath remodel (two)Removed walls on stairway, so now open stairwell with new newels, ballisters, etc.All new windows, doors and door hardwareAdded/replaced all molding (crown/baseboards/door/window etc.)Replaced all lights/outlets/switchesRefinished all floors (wood)Replaced all metal radiator covers with custom wood covers (turned many into great little windowseats)And finally (of course) every single paintable surface has been painted!

More importantly, you want to radiate confidence and the sense of ability to perform.One way of doing this is to dress like a successful person would dress.

Oil heat (boiler w/steam radiators)The inside of the building is truely done well.

In the living room she sat in one particular chair and the stains radiated out from that point.

It's been vacant for a few years. no radiators. the plumbing pipe condition unknown.I contacted 3 HVAC contractors. 2 recommeded mini splits. 1 suggests gas heat pump.I found some discussions on BP about mini splits with favorable experience.

Hello everyone, I have a 5 unit (3 - One bedroom, 1 – two bedroom and 1 – three bedroom) in Norristown, PA that still uses oil for steam radiators heat.

I had a house with radiator heat develop a mold issue.  

I'll be paying for water and gas radiator heat.

I see 3 options and I don't know how to price any of them...Remove the whole thing, it was in poor shapeTurn it into paid storage, I couldn't access the interior and don't know if there was any plumbing in placeTurn it into an efficiency and make the whole property 3 unitsHVAC5 radiators x $200Window unitsWater heaters - rusted and brokenTank vs Tankless - $600-$3,000All of the interior doors on one side was missing.