"Before" view of the house's mechanicals, including an ancient boiler
for the hot water heat system. The boiler (and the system's radiators)
were removed and replaced with forced air systems, allowing the removal of all
the black pipes from overhead as well. Removal of the old boiler took two
men with a cutting torch two hours--this is one heavy piece of cast iron.
In all, Olson removed nearly 2400 pounds of scrap iron from the heating system
of this home alone.
"After" view of the basement mechanicals, including new hot water
heater and forced air furnace. Note outstanding ductwork fabrication by
our contractor, who really went the extra mile to make this job perfect.
Also note that all the overhead pipes have been removed from the old boiler, new copper
supply lines have
been installed, and the foundation walls have been sealed and painted white, the
floor painted blue.
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