All Steamed Up has transitioned to new ownership

Steamhead · April 30

Hard to believe it's been just over 20 years since @Gordo and I started this company……………

But it's time for us to retire- we're both in our late 60s. So we decided to sell out, to the folks who own Saffer Plumbing, also located in Baltimore. Our Find a Contractor ad has been updated with the new information.

Gordo and I are still involved as needed, but will eventually ride off into the sunset.

Thanks to @DanHolohan and @Erin Holohan Haskell for establishing and maintaining the HH community, @Dave Yates (PAH) and @Mad Dog_2 for putting the bug in my ear that I really should start my own business, and everyone else who has helped make this possible.

109A_5 · April 30

Good luck with retirement !!! Enjoy !!!

HeatingHelp.com · April 30

Congratulations on your retirement @Steamhead and @Gordo! Thanks for sticking with us from the beginning and for all you've taught us throughout the years. We will miss you, but hope that you get some rest and relaxation after all of your phenomenal work. - Erin

DanHolohan · April 30

Best steam guys ever. Full stop.

Thanks to both of you for being there for so many over so many years. It’s been a joy. Now relax. 👏

JohnNY · April 30

Thanks, guys, for all the help you've given me throughout the years. Your support has been invaluable. Congratulations and please know you've got a friend in New York, always.

SlamDunk · April 30

@Steamhead You have been a bigger help to me than you will ever know! Hope your retirement is full of joy and good health!

MaxMercy · April 30

https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/204315/all-steamed-up-has-transitioned-to-new-ownership

Best of luck guys. I'm your age and I retired a couple of years ago. May we all have many years of quiet retirement.

neilc · April 30

another era ends,

Mad Dog_2 · April 30

Late 60s?????? NO!!! Time flew boys. Damn. You're my Brother from Baltimore, Frank. You're All that! Frank. You have certainly earned this and I am very happy for you guys. Gordo, I'm very happy for you, but this is bittersweet. Maybe you guys could come up to New York a little more now. Mad Dog

EBEBRATT-Ed · April 30

Good luck with retirement and transitioning to it.

When you are as busy as you have been the change can be difficult.

Thank you for all the knowledge you have passed on over the years.

I would name you guys "The walking encyclopedia of Steam Heat"

mattmia2 · May 1

Best of luck in your retirement. you both deserve it, probably more than you'll let yourself. someday you'll be like my uncle that was a glazier that could barely see or hear but if you started talking to him about windows and roofing he'd still get all excited and tell you what you needed to do.

Bernie_the_Brewer · May 1

Congratulations, and good luck in your retirement!

Alan (California Radiant) Forbes · May 1

Now that you'll be having more free time, if you ever come out my way, let me know and I'll show you around.

If I ever had to do life over again, I would have gotten into steam heating earlier. The only thing that makes me pause on that reflection is when I go to my supplier and see the massive cast iron sections that need to be muscled into place. I think that would have put an early end to my already broken body. Hopefully, you're not ailing too badly and can still do the things you want as you put down your tools.

old_diy_guy · May 1

Frank and Gordo- all the best in your well earned retirement.

Mad Dog_2 · May 1

I'm just catching my breath after having the Wind Knocked out of me with your announcement yesterday Frankie. Dan retires? Now you're retiring? My Heating Life Coaches are winding it down…Whew!!! Mad Dog

hot_rod · May 1

Plenty of way to share your wealth of knowledge with picking up a wrench, more so when you are not running a day to day small shop.

Stay in the loop :)

Steamhead · May 1

Will do- thanks, all.

Larry Weingarten · May 1

Hmm, I'm thinking of your book title… "Steam, the Found Art". Include LOTS of pictures 😇 Unborn generations will thank you.

Yours, Larry

STEAM DOCTOR · May 1

Definitely consider doing freelance consultation work. Maybe paid work in the local area. Paid airfare and other travel expenses, in further away areas. Will help keep you engaged and somewhat busy. Anyway enjoy traveling to other areas and seeing the sites....

ScottSecor · May 2

I am glad to read your entering the next chapter of running a business. As others have mentioned, you have helped most, if not all of us over the years. I am happy to say I got to meet years ago. I found it interesting that when we met you were wearing a "Dead Men's" cap. Your knowledge of steam heating systems may never be repeated.

Wishing you a happy retirement.

EdTheHeaterMan · May 2

Good Luck with your retirement…

I did that retirement thing a few years ago and have been hanging around here a lot more that when I was working. Maybe you can too. Don't be a stranger. Both of yous guys!

Steamhead · May 2

https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/comment/1895547#Comment_1895547

That's my favorite cap!

RayWohlfarth · May 2

Congrats and good luck in this next chapter

Jamie Hall · May 2

I simply can't tell you how much I have learned from you two over the years — and how much you have encouraged me to keep learning. Have fun with whatever comes next!

Robert O'Brien · May 2

Congratulations! The end of an era, for sure

Steamhead (in transit) · June 9

These guys are amazing and are amazing partners as we take All Steamed Up forward- always looking back at the giants who built this business. Nick is a special guy who loves Steam as much as anyone and will be a great operator.

Mad Dog_2 · June 10

That's great Frank! Looking for to meeting him in person at some point. Mad Dog

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