Forced Hot Air v. Forced Hot Water

ED_8

I am looking to switch over from forced hot air to forced hot water. Need to find some good contractors in Northern NJ. The plumbers I have talked to think it is not worth the hassle of installing the 3/4" piping throughout the entire house. The forced air system is bad for my allergies. I would tie in the existing supply ducts to an air handler for central a.c. for the summer. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

ScottMP

My suggestion

Would be to keep looking untill you find a plumber or heating contractor who wants to work on your home. Its your home to do what you wish.

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Try Comfortable Home Technologies, Mark Hunt. He would be a great contractor for you if your in his area.

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Scott

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Joe_13

Maybe hydro-air?

While it's not the best, using a hot water coil for heat usually does not dry the air as much as a furnace. A good humidifier (if you need one) and a high end air filter system might be a beter investment.

Bill NTSG

Look For

Palmer Heating, Ken Secor is a good heating man and really knows his stuff.

Bob Gagnon plumbing and heating

i would

put basebord on the 2nd floor, and radiant on the 1st floor, you will be happy you did when you start ripping out the old ducts. bob