More than ever people are starting to rethink their heating solutions for water and hot air in their home. It's not that their current boiler doesn't supply them with sufficient heat and hot water, but a too often overlooked concept of having a more efficient and updated unit is costing people money. In today's volatile economy it helps to watch every penny, including looking for holes in the concepts that we're used to and often take for granted. Just because your electric or gas bill was high this month and for the last year it's been the same or around the same amount, this doesn't mean that this is normal, it's just status quote- what your used to paying. Many are starting to realize that their boiler is over 10 years old and may very well be costing them more money than it's saving them. People are starting to realize that technology over the past ten years has changed substantially and that although a bit of an expensive upgrade, grabbing a new Burnham or peerless boilers package may actually be a wise investment.
When you go out and take a look at what your ten year old boiler puts out in the way of heat and hot water vs. how much it's costing you, you can compare that data with what the newer models put out and comparatively how much this could save you. To be lenient you can even go with the specs of your boiler's most efficient rating when it was new 10 years ago, and use that to compare to new peerless boilers. You will be astonished how much of a difference this is. Now realize that ten year old boilers don't generally hit that top efficiency mark anymore so this just proves the point even more.
You can't think of the investment in terms of how expensive the unit is initially, but more so calculate how much you will save by using it, figure in how many months it will take if you ran that "profit" towards paying the unit off (replenishing your money spent). Once you get that then figure out how long it would take, and start going into the added income from that month up. This will tell you both how long your ROI will be and which month you will start making a profit from this investment. Since these units last sometimes two decades (the newer ones even maintain most of their efficiency rating after 10 years!) you will be showing that in the short run you spend more money but in the long run this expenditure will start to put money into your wallet, usually within the first year and will carry on for the next 10 to 20 years!
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