Items Tagged with 'Wet Heat Elite'

Two types of boilers can be better than one — especially when trying to minimize operating costs over the course of a heating season.

Let’s look at some helpful “static” pressure tests you can use on the building side of the duct system to diagnose common problems.

Among hydronic/plumbing and mechanical professionals, there are few who turn their trade into craftsmanship, and Orest Omeliukh is one.

Ductless units are much more versatile today than they were just five years ago.

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.

Nearly 90 years ago, with just a handful of animals, the Tulsa Zoo opened its gates to the public. Since then, the campus has grown remarkably and now spans 84 acres and serves as the home to more than 400 animal species.

As contractors and leaders in our communities, we have important roles to fill. That’s because we can help to provide sustainable futures for the youth in our communities as well as our neighbors, children, and grandchildren.