NEED A GOOD PLUMBER IN BROOKLYN NY
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IM READY TO GET THIS WORK STARTED ASAP BEFORE I HAVE TO TURN ON BOILER..LINK ME0
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Step 1. Turn off your caps. lock.
Step 2. Check the "Find a Contractor" tab. There are a number of contractors listed who work in Brooklyn. Some for steam heat, some for hot water heat, some for forced air, some for a combination...
Step 3. Be patient. Everyone I know is out straight, and unless it is a no heat emergency it may be a while before anyone can get to you.Br. Jamie, osb
Building superintendent/caretaker, 7200 sq. ft. historic house museum with dependencies in New England3 -
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yes i did this but im looking for someone who is good by recommendation for steam as i had someone trying to fix he not getting it done starting to feel like im just paying but not reaching my objectiveJamie Hall said:Step 1. Turn off your caps. lock.
Step 2. Check the "Find a Contractor" tab. There are a number of contractors listed who work in Brooklyn. Some for steam heat, some for hot water heat, some for forced air, some for a combination...
Step 3. Be patient. Everyone I know is out straight, and unless it is a no heat emergency it may be a while before anyone can get to you.0 -
EBEBRATT-Ed said:
@biggz
Did this problem just crop up? Or was this a problem last year?
same thing last year but seems like banging got worse with paying to get problem resolved all the radiators were changed in house last week because i was told too0 -
when i do find a contractor i get real good plumber...steam doctor...vigilante..and absolute mechanical..but im not sure how good they really are0
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All the radiators were changed? Changed? Why on earth... ???biggz said:EBEBRATT-Ed said:@biggz
Did this problem just crop up? Or was this a problem last year?
same thing last year but seems like banging got worse with paying to get problem resolved all the radiators were changed in house last week because i was told too
I do know of the work of at least two of those companies you mention, and they are good. Problem, though. Since this is a carry over problem from last year, it is not an emergency -- and it may take a while for anyone to be able to come out and trouble shoot it. And since you have had someone already working on it, and changing radiators -- which is simply bizarre -- it may take considerable effort to get it working as it should work.
In the meantime, a little self-education might be helpful. Steam heat is not really all that hard to understand, and there is much that a homeowner can do to help themselves. I'd start with "We Got Steam Heat", a book by Dan Holohan, which is available from the store on this site or, I believe from Amazon.Br. Jamie, osb
Building superintendent/caretaker, 7200 sq. ft. historic house museum with dependencies in New England0 -
I know A Real Good Plumber and Absolute Mechanical are both very good. I'm not sure about the others when it comes to steam. There are some people who say that I ain't so bad either. Take your pick.Contact John "JohnNY" Cataneo, NYC Master Plumber, Lic 1784
Consulting & Troubleshooting
Heating in NYC or NJ.
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Shoot me an email at john@72Fmechanical.com with some information about the building: single/multi family, number of floors, location, etc.biggz said:well mr john i could use you if interested
Contact John "JohnNY" Cataneo, NYC Master Plumber, Lic 1784
Consulting & Troubleshooting
Heating in NYC or NJ.
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im in brooklyn new york georgetown area single family home 2 floors banging pipes and rattling radiators spewing water also have a cycle guard lwco i dont really care for0
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Have you gotten the book I suggested? Please? And when you do, find out what pressure your boiler is set to cut out at.Br. Jamie, osb
Building superintendent/caretaker, 7200 sq. ft. historic house museum with dependencies in New England0 -
i appreciate your input i will get the book but afterwards its good for the knowledge but as for my problem i would rather pay someone to fix and get it right im a working man too but really thank youJamie Hall said:
Have you gotten the book I suggested? Please? And when you do, find out what pressure your boiler is set to cut out at.
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im a paramedic i can knock around the house minor things but i dont fancy myself with plumbing or electrical0
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The reason I ask about pressure is that there is a chance -- actually a pretty good chance -- that at least some of your problems aren't plumbing or anything like that -- but simply the setting on a dial on a control on your boiler.
If you can be a paramedic, you can fiddle with that.
If you were to take a picture of the boiler and post that, we could locate the control in question and then either see what it was set at -- or ask for a clearer picture of it. And then see if it is mis-set, and tell you how to reset it if it is. Which might help with some of your problems until you can get someone out.Br. Jamie, osb
Building superintendent/caretaker, 7200 sq. ft. historic house museum with dependencies in New England0 -
ok thanks guy i fugure something out i think checked the glass tube thing too much water was in there so i drained some water out it was very slow though like sludge but if came out it auto feed back to level and ya know what the banging stopped not sure if thats the fix but banging and radiator spewing water gone simple as that ..but that sludge thing what is that can a boiler be flushed...Jamie Hall said:
The reason I ask about pressure is that there is a chance -- actually a pretty good chance -- that at least some of your problems aren't plumbing or anything like that -- but simply the setting on a dial on a control on your boiler.
If you can be a paramedic, you can fiddle with that.
If you were to take a picture of the boiler and post that, we could locate the control in question and then either see what it was set at -- or ask for a clearer picture of it. And then see if it is mis-set, and tell you how to reset it if it is. Which might help with some of your problems until you can get someone out.0
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