Combi: space saver
One wall-hung unit replaces boiler and tank, freeing floor space in a small utility room.
Replacing an old boiler and a separate water heater? A combi could do both jobs in a fraction of the space. We help you decide if it suits your household.
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In many Port Coquitlam homes, the utility room holds an old floor-standing boiler and a gas hot water tank side by side, often both nearing the end of their lives. That is the perfect moment to rethink the setup. A boiler replacement in Port Coquitlam can combine heat and hot water in one wall-hung combi, or pair a new boiler with an indirect tank that heats water using the boiler's own burner.
Both options can remove a separate water heater and its venting, free up floor space and improve efficiency. Which one fits depends mainly on how your household uses hot water. Able Pro asks the right questions, recommends the setup that fits, and quotes it clearly before work begins.
Both are good choices for the right home.
One wall-hung unit replaces boiler and tank, freeing floor space in a small utility room.
Hot water is made on demand, so it does not run out, though flow is limited to its output.
Stored hot water handles several showers or a big tub at once.
A well-insulated indirect tank loses little heat between uses.
Smaller households often prefer a combi; larger families usually do better with a tank.
Either option can remove the old water heater's chimney connection.
Family homes in Citadel Heights, Oxford Heights and Riverwood often have three or four people showering in the morning, so a boiler with an indirect tank is a frequent choice there. Older bungalows in Glenwood and Birchland Manor with smaller households often love the space a combi gives back.
Mary Hill and Lincoln Park homes vary widely, so we look at each one individually.
We ask how your household uses hot water and look at the utility room.
We suggest a combi or a boiler with indirect tank and give you a clear quote.
We remove the old boiler and tank, flush the system and install the new setup.
We confirm the heating zones work and that hot water meets your needs.
Combis and indirect tanks are both routine, so our advice fits your home.
If a combi will disappoint your family, we will say so.
Every option is quoted in writing.
Old equipment is removed and the space is left tidy.
Still unsure? Call (236) 222-2222 and talk it through with us.
It can be, if showers are staggered. If two people regularly shower at the same time, a combi may reduce flow to each. For many families of four, a boiler with an indirect tank is more comfortable.
If the water heater is removed, its vent connection goes too. If nothing else uses the chimney, it can be capped. We check this as part of the job.
A combi can serve the whole house, but two households showering at once will strain it. With a suite, an indirect tank is usually the better choice.
Yes, though it is simple: checking the relief valve, flushing sediment and inspecting the anode rod if it has one. We include it in your yearly boiler service.
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