While the benefits of your boiler are clear, the installation process is difficult to navigate. Even though the heating contractor will handle all the work of the installation, having some knowledge about the process will give you an idea of what to expect. Here is a look at what you should know about a boiler installation. 

What Is the General Process of Visits?

There are usually two visits involved in a boiler installation. First, the heating contractor will arrive to inspect your home, gauging where exactly the unit will go, what work is needed, and crucially, what the expected heat load is for your home. With that information, they’ll ensure that you receive a system sized for your needs. The correct sized system ensures your energy bills will remain low. The second visit will involve the actual installation of the boiler.

How Long Will Installation Take?

Since every home is different, the timeline of an installation is a case-by-case basis. That being said, the process takes anywhere from a few hours to a full days work. If your piping is in need of repair, you should expect additional installation time. 

How Are You Involved?

You’ll need to share any information you have about your current heating system. After it’s set up, take notes as they explain how to use the unit. You’ll also want to test different fixtures, like the shower and a sink to check that it is working to your satisfaction.  

When residents near Fennimore, WI, are on the lookout for a new boiler, they go to H & N Plumbing, Heating & Electrical for high-quality systems. In business since 1958, the family-owned and -operated heating contractor will handle everything from installation to repairs. To receive a free estimate, call (888) 822-3258  or send a message through their website.