What we did
This commercial boiler job in Nicholasville involved relocating radiators to improve the system's efficiency and performance. Moving radiators on a boiler system takes planning, since piping has to be run to reach their new positions.
To make the relocation work, we added 30 feet of copper piping and insulated it where necessary. We also addressed existing valves in the system that had corroded. Corrosion on valves is worth dealing with while the system is already being worked on, since those parts help control flow through the system. Our aim throughout was to set the system up for proper operation.
One item stood out at the end of the visit. Even though both thermostats were turned on, the boiler did not respond. We include that here because it is part of an accurate record of the job. Boiler systems are a dependable source of heat through Kentucky winters when everything is working together, so getting the piping, valves, and controls right matters. For a commercial building, steady heat is part of keeping the space usable through the colder months. If you have a boiler that needs work in the Nicholasville area, we are glad to help.
