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possable leak
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i just bought this house 2 months ago the boiler was inspected and had a couple things replaced . now that the
cold season is here i keep loosing pressure in my boiler .
i fill about 5 lbs every 4-5 days . i was told i may have a leak in my pipes that run under some concrete in my house . just the sound makes me think high cost to fix .
the lower part of my house where this is is on it's own loop . is there any way to avoid hammering the concrete to
fix this problem , or better yet does anyone have any suggestions .
thanks
mike
cold season is here i keep loosing pressure in my boiler .
i fill about 5 lbs every 4-5 days . i was told i may have a leak in my pipes that run under some concrete in my house . just the sound makes me think high cost to fix .
the lower part of my house where this is is on it's own loop . is there any way to avoid hammering the concrete to
fix this problem , or better yet does anyone have any suggestions .
thanks
mike
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how about
Starting by shutting of that loop and seeing if that is in fact where your leak is?0 -
yes
I just did one of those and i bypassed everything in the floor and ran pex in the cieling0
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