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Replacing old Oil heat, local says IBC Propane boiler. Any concerns?
Hello all... I need to replace a 30yr old oil burner (baseboard heat and hot water boiler) and a local company here in upstate New York reccomends an IBC propane system.
15 k for the work which includes the buried propane tank. Ive seen a post about this type of condensing boiler not being a good choice for a replacement system. Is there a better alternative? Thanks! |
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