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Questions related to "Wet Heat". This is heating your home, office etc. with radiators, panels, and convector apparatus. Steam and water heat. I can answer questions about boilers, piping,and associated parts of these systems. Please do not ask for specific information about how I feel about one boiler, etc. over another--These questions should be directed to a licensed contractor that you know of, or that your neighbors and colleagues look to to provide solutions.
I have 20 plus years experience, which has lead to passing my state master HVAC license.
PHCC, NAOHSM.
Completed college
I work on the manufacturer's side of the business currently
Well, the picture I have uploaded is a clue. The building was photographed on what was probably the coldest day of the year during February of 2009. I would like to see investment in comfort conditioning equipment, and systems to prevent having to open a window to escape overheating in homes and buildings.
There is hope for your system if you are currently frustrated with its performance! Heating systems of this type operate in accordance with a few choice natural laws. If you have a talented heating professional in your area get to know them. Have them check your heating system yearly (pre-season--to help them).
As a friend of mine has said, heating systems make no allowance for budgets or for failure to adhere to the laws that govern their operation.
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did you get this problem resolved? I have been away and neglected to notify AllExperts.
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