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Stick with old pipes or get new?
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JoeV
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I have been lurking around here trying to learn enough to make an educated decision. I have an ancient (1935) boiler that died. The pipes are in excellant condition but I wonder if I must replace them if I replace the boiler. What do you suggest?
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If the pipes are in excellent condition (quite likely by the way) there's no need to replace. Put the money you thought you might have to spend on the piping towards a condensing/modulating boiler of the best quality you can possibly afford--and perhaps TRVs as well...0 -
Thanks. I havn't descriminated between condensing or non condensing boilers yet. I'll put more focus on that as I look deeper into this project.0
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