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Burnam ES2 vs. Buderus GC124
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My husband & I are in 70s and are replacing 2 boilers. The chimney will be relined. We want to know what makes most sense for us in terms of efficiency and maintenance. Thanks
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Not enough info to say either way. What was the heat loss? Would a condensing boiler make more sense since you wouldn't have to pay the expense of lining the chimmney? What are the heat emitters?
is there a safe place to exhaust a condensing boiler? If not, a relined chimney is the way to go.
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