Condensing boilers
Modulating condensing boilers adjust their firing rate to the load and recover heat from flue gas when return water is cool, which suits radiant floors especially well.
New boiler installs
Boiler Installation Planned Around Your Home
A new boiler is only as good as its sizing, piping and controls. We design the install around your heat loss, your emitters and your hot water needs.
- Heat-loss based sizing
- Condensing and combi options
- Tidy, tested install
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Overview
What goes into a good boiler installation
Boiler installation is more than setting a new box on the wall. The boiler has to match how much heat your house actually loses on a cold night, the water temperature your baseboards, radiators or radiant floors need, and how much hot water your household uses. Get those wrong and even an expensive high-efficiency boiler will short cycle, run hot, and never condense.
Able Pro installs boilers in new hydronic systems, in renovations that add in-floor heat, and in homes switching to a combi to free up space. We start with a heat-loss calculation, look at your existing piping and venting route, and explain the options in plain language. You get a clear quote before work begins, and a tidy, fully tested system when we leave.
Boiler types we install
The right choice depends on your house, your heat emitters and how you use hot water.
Combi boilers
One wall-hung unit for both heating and on-demand domestic hot water, ideal for townhomes and smaller houses where floor space matters.
Boiler with indirect tank
The boiler heats a coil inside a storage tank, giving larger families plenty of hot water for back-to-back showers.
In-floor radiant systems
We pipe boilers to radiant tubing with the right mixing valves or low-temperature setpoints to protect floors and stay efficient.
Baseboard and radiator loops
Fin-tube baseboards and panel radiators each have different temperature needs, and we set up controls to suit them.
Zoning and outdoor reset
Zone valves or pumps give separate control by floor or suite, and an outdoor sensor lowers water temperature on mild days.
Included
What every Able Pro boiler install includes
- Room-by-room heat-loss calculation for sizing
- Venting plan for intake, exhaust and termination clearances
- Condensate drain with a neutralizer for condensing units
- Expansion tank sized for the system volume
- Air separator and dirt or magnetic separator
- Pressure relief valve piped to a safe location
- Controls set up for your zones and emitters
- Combustion check and a walk-through of how to use it
How it works
From first visit to first heat
- 1
Home assessment
We measure, look at your existing system or planned layout, and ask how you use heat and hot water.
- 2
Design and quote
You receive a written plan with the boiler, piping, venting and controls we recommend, and a clear price.
- 3
Installation day
We protect floors, install and pipe the boiler, fill and purge the system, and handle permits that gas work requires.
- 4
Commissioning
We test combustion, check every zone, set the controls, and show you the gauge, the shutoffs and what is normal.
Why install your boiler with Able Pro
Sized, not guessed
We base boiler size on a heat-loss calculation, never on the label of the old unit.
Piping done properly
Primary and secondary loops, air removal and dirt separation protect the new heat exchanger for the long run.
Clear quote first
You approve the price and the plan before we start, with no surprises partway through.
Safety built in
Correct venting, relief valves and a combustion test are part of every install, along with advice on CO alarms.
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Questions homeowners ask us
Still unsure? Call (236) 222-2222 and talk it through with us.
How do I know what size boiler I need?
Through a heat-loss calculation that looks at your walls, windows, insulation and room sizes. Many older boilers are far bigger than the house needs, so copying the old size often leads to short cycling and wasted gas.
Combi boiler or boiler with an indirect tank?
A combi saves space and makes hot water on demand, which suits smaller households. If several people shower at the same time or you have a large soaker tub, an indirect tank usually keeps up better. We will talk through how your family uses hot water before recommending one.
Why does a condensing boiler need a drain?
When a condensing boiler pulls extra heat from its exhaust, water vapour condenses into a mildly acidic liquid. That condensate has to run to a drain, normally through a neutralizer, so it does not damage pipes or freeze in an exposed line.
Can a new boiler use my old chimney?
High-efficiency condensing boilers vent through plastic pipe out a wall or roof, not a masonry chimney. If a water heater still uses that chimney on its own, it may need a liner, and we check for that as part of the plan.
Can you add in-floor heating to an existing boiler system?
Often, yes. Radiant floors need cooler water than baseboards, so we add a mixing valve or a separate low-temperature zone. We check that the boiler has the capacity and that the controls can handle both.
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Plan your new boiler with us
Call (236) 222-2222 or book online for a home assessment and a clear, written quote.
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