I have been on the hunt for an ideal boiler in South Bend, i wanted something that would combat the long, brutal winter time season, thankfully I have a lot of heating experts in Indiana. I found a location that has all sorts of equipment. They have every style of boiler. I could get gas, oil, or electricity. They have warm water as well as steam boilers. They have heated flooring, hydronic heating, as well as fireplaces. There are ductless Heating as well as A/C systems, heat pumps, hybrid heaters, as well as VRF systems, what should I pick? I will admit that I am leaning towards a boiler. I like that the boiler can hide under my house in the basement. I like that piping can be affixed as well as installed virtually someplace. It could be hooked to radiators, baseboards or be put in the flooring, however hydronic heating sounds like the classiest chance but the most costly, but a boiler isn’t exactly cheap either. It is super costly but you get it around 50 years though, but so after buying a boiler I would need to hook piping to it as well as redo all of my flooring. That would be such a giant cost. Adding the boiler to my baseboards would truly be more cost effective. It isn’t as classy or as good, but might do the task. It is so difficult picking a boiler for a home, and you don’t know what is going to work for the locale as well as what will last. You aren’t correct with all the brands as well as styles. As a guy in his 30s I haven’t been around a lot of heaters.