Another one Bites the Dust

Ready to move the "Old boiler" out of the way

Temporary provisions to make hot water

Prepping oil tank to be moved out of the way

Prepping chimney base for Polypropylene vent

Lots of chopping

Almost ready to install new vent system

System board ready for "Diamond Plate"

Burnham "Alpine Boiler" mounted up

The canvas is now ready for some action

Three zones built out with "Viega" manifolds

Stacks completed and system wired up

Boiler up and running to provide hot water

Ran new individual lines to each radiator

Honeywell wireless internet thermostats installed

We love the word "STANDBY"

Installed "Viega Manabloc" for first floor apt.

"Viega Manabloc" and "Viega FostaPex"

Repiped all basement water and heating lines

Another one "Bites the Dust"

Bock HW heater and Old Boiler for the scrap man

This "Tops" it off for this job

National Grid was happy to bring gas service into this LI home. These "New Home Owners" were mortified when they started recieving

costly oil deliveries one after the other. After three months into their first winter, they immediatley made arrangements to bring gas

service into the house.

More efficient equipment and systems was the game plan. Gas fired stoves, dryers and boiler would be used to achieve a more

economical monthly operating budget.

Due to years of hodge podge renovations and repairs made in the house, the basement was totally stripped of all the plumbing except

the sanitary lines. New "Viega Manabloc" domestic water manifolds were installed and all the hot and cold water lines were replaced with

"Viega FostaPex". The first floor radiators and second floor risers were also repiped individualy back to the boiler room with "FostaPex".

The new system consists of a Burnham Alpine boiler and a Triangle Tube Phase III indirect hot water tank. The "DuraVent PolyPro" vent

system was used in the existing chimney to vent the new boiler. Viega radiator manifolds provide an efficient and easy method to balance

the heat throughout the house. Honeywell wireless internet thermostats were also installed to monitor and control the system remotely

via the web.

All in all, these homeowners have experienced their first winter season with their new systems in place and can not believe how they

cut their monthly budget by more than half.

That alone will keep anybody "warm and cozy".