What is a Non Condensing Boiler?

A Non Condensing boiler is one that is less that 90% efficient that not create water at combustion.  These are the most common boilers in most any application.  A non condensing boiler typically has galvanized metal or stainless steel flue piping instead of the plastic that a condensing boiler has.  Non Condensing boilers are used to make steam and hot water both.  They come in many shapes and sizes from anything like a Weil-McClain Cast iron sectional that comes in pieces and get assembled on site to an already assembled Fulton Pulse boiler or a One piece boiler that comes assembled with a power flame burner on it.  If you have a boiler in your home or building that needs anything from balancing to adjusting the way it is running or replacing it with a new one you have got the right people.  Drake Mechanical has been installing boilers in anything from a residential house to a dormitory or heat plant all the way to methane gas boilers in a sewer plant.  Give us a call and we can get you the answers you need to get you back up and running the way you want to in no time at all.  Please keep in mind that all boilers just like anything mechanical need to be serviced and maintained each year to assure long life and proper operation.  Call us today at 208-362-6200 or CLICK HERE to contact us via e mail.