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by a thermostat on the furnace. The water is piped into the home, through heat exchanger's and back to the
furnace. This is a closed circuit so the water from your home never mixes with your furnace.
hot water hookup to an existing forced air furnace and hot water heater. This includes up to 100' of pipe . If
your furnace is more than 100' from your home our charge is $5 a foot. We do not dig ditches!!!!!! The
homeowner is responsible for all ditches. As each home is different this is only an bottom line number. If you
think you are interested I would be glad to come out and give you a estimate.
heat your domestic hot water. The two larger
ones are two different sizes We use for a
forced air furnace. These can be used for
gas or oil furnaces and heat pumps. The
heat exchanger is placed in the ductwork
leading away from the furnace and the
existing fan is still used to move the air.
with a basic understanding of plumbing and electrical can install a furnace.
Basic Parts Kit $ 700
Pump,hot water heat exchanger, heat exchanger coil for forced air ,1" three way
valve and a thermostat
I also have pipe available at $5 a foot. I would include two 1" pex
pipes,insulation and a 4" plastic cover over all of it as shown in the picture above.
There will be other parts and fittings needed to complete the install but they
would be easily available at your local hardware store.