There is a small army of those willing to help technicians provide and maintain the best possible boiler for hydronic systems.

This homeowner wanted the comfort and design of radiant heat, but was looking more at its functionality in fuel efficiency and energy savings.

Radiant maintenance and repairs are straightforward until it’s time to rip out the flooring because of a leak; then, it can be a catastrophe.

Decreased equipment requirements and the increased potential for lesser maintenance costs have contractors looking into hydronic heat metering.

What do a platform in Minnesota, a football field in Colorado, and a pool complex in Texas have in common? They get slippery when wet. And they use radiant heating.

In today’s world of HVAC, baseboard heating and under-floor radiant heating systems are evolving for smart systems, zoning, and ease of installation.

Over the past 12 years, SHCC has discussed and planned the installation of a hydronic green warming and cooling system across 24 playing surfaces.

Take my word for it, if you haven’t yet been to AHR Expo, then go! Take your significant other, and if you can, make arrangements to reward a good technician with the experience.

Guest instructors Anthony Reikow, trainer for Bensalem, Pennsylvania-based B. J. Terroni Co., and Eric Grant, regional sales manager for Fernox, made a compelling case for “keeping it clean” when it comes to hydronic system performance and efficiency.

As campus facilities were inspected prior to purchase in April 2014, it was apparent that the old central heating system would require a substantial overhaul.