Need someone to test CO, CO2, Draft on Gas Install

Steve Garson_2

I just had a plumbing and heating contractor install a gas line and my Carlin EZ-Gas burner. Before I hired them, I specifically asked if they had the instruments needed to properly adjust the burner for CO and CO2 levels and was told "YES". Wrong!

So everything is installed and working, but I need to find someone to come in and set the correct weights on the atmospheric damper and adjust the air for correct CO. Since this is such a small job, I'm concerned that I won't find anyone.

I am in Newton, MA right at the intersection of I-90 and I-95 at the Wellesley/Weston line.

Am I correct in thinking that an oil heating pro can do the job just as well? (Assuming he has the instruments?)

Any suggestions?

Shane_2

Have you tried: Find a professional, in the resource tab? I know there are some great guys up in your area.

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Steamhead (in transit)

I'll second that

If they don't use a digital analyzer they shouldn't be doing installation work. Use the Find a Professional page to get a real pro who will set that burner up right!

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Steve Garson_2

I already found someone as your suggsted. Thanks!