On the older hydronic systems, replacing the existing boiler with a new one was pretty straightforward. The installer connected the new boiler to the existing flue, piping and electric. The newer high-efficiency boilers are much different and require some additional planning.

Plenty of opportunities lie within the U.S. boiler market. According to an August study by Global Market Insights, boiler market revenue is expected to reach $4 billion by 2028.

Crown Boiler’s OC system is a control option for its Aruba 4 and Freeport 2 boilers.

Bryan Boilers introduces Free-Flex, its newest condensing boiler innovation.

U.S. Boiler’s 95% AFUE K2 fire-tube boiler features a stainless steel vertical firetube heat exchanger.

U.S. Boiler’s X-C high-efficiency stainless-steel condensing boiler is available in five sizes from 80 to 180 MBH.

Crown Boiler’s OC system is a control option for its Aruba 4 and Freeport 2 boilers.

U.S. Boiler Co. recently hosted a grand opening of its Engineering and Technology Center and to honor Chief Engineer of Product Development, Ed Johann.

ECR does not intend to close any manufacturing plants or lay off personnel, and products will continue to be sold under the ECR family of brands.