Boilers operate differently at high elevations. As elevation increases, the air becomes less dense, meaning there is less oxygen available for combustion. Because of this, a boiler installed in Summit County may not produce the same heating capacity listed for that unit at sea level. The equipment must be properly selected, sized and commissioned for the home’s elevation. “Derating” accounts for the reduction in a boiler’s available input and output at higher elevations. The

Triangle Tube is no longer in business. This happened abruptly with no warning. As a result, all manufacturer warranties are void, factory technical support is no longer available, and replacement parts have become increasingly scarce. This has created challenges for homeowners who currently rely on Triangle Tube boilers to heat their homes and provide hot water. While the manufacturer is no longer operating, we are still able to service and repair many Triangle Tube boilers

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