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South Carolina Boiler Codes: Inspections, Rules, and Safety
Nearly all commercial boilers in South Carolina are subject to boiler rules and regulations, as listed in South Carolina Labor, Licensing & Regulation’s (LLR) Boiler Safety Act. The Boiler Safety Act became law on May 18, 2005, and governs the installation of new boilers, boiler inspection, operating permits, and more. Boiler Licenses In order for…
North Carolina Boiler Laws: Rules, Regulations, & Inspection
In North Carolina, the rules, regulations, and laws governing boilers are primarily overseen by the North Carolina Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Division. This post explores the different laws that are important to know about if you own or manage a commercial or residential building that relies on a boiler for heat. Why…
Why is Your Boiler Short Cycling? Common Causes and How to Fix Them
Commercial boilers are commonly used for a variety of facilities. These systems are typically energy-efficient, provide steam or hot water for use in processes or for heating, and tend to outlast other systems. But just as with any system, boilers don’t last forever. Even with proper maintenance, boilers can experience unexpected issues that can disrupt…
How Long Does it Take to Install a New Commercial Boiler?
When you rely on a boiler for heat in a commercial setting, the thought of replacing it and installing a new one can be stressful. There are the logistics of how the installation will impact businesses or residents in the building, the safety of the building during the installation, and concerns about how long the…
How Much Does it Cost to Service a Commercial Boiler in 2023?
Introduction A boiler is an integral part of any building’s heating system. Boilers are responsible for providing hot water, steam, or heat to the rest of the building. Because they are such an important part of a building’s functioning, it’s crucial that you have them checked regularly. Boiler service technicians will ensure that your equipment…
The Complete Guide To Boiler Operation and Maintenance
Like any other piece of machinery, boilers require regular maintenance for the highest safety, reliability, and efficiency. The key to ensuring your boiler continues working properly is through regular inspections so you can proactively avoid big issues. This article gives an overview of how boiler systems work, the parts of a boiler system, how to…
How Much Does it Cost to Replace a Commercial Boiler? [2023]
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If you’re considering replacing your commercial boiler, it’s important to look beyond the cost of a new unit. Considering energy usage, maintenance costs, and potential improvements will maximize your return on investment. An ROI-focused approach might mean upgrading your existing industrial boiler system. This post will lay out important factors to consider, so you can…
Boiler Fuel Guide: Find The Best Fuel Type For Your Boiler
The most important thing to consider when comparing the types of fuel used in boilers is that modern boilers, particularly commercial ones, are designed to be more fuel-efficient than their old, outdated counterparts. Newer boilers are also built to be durable and harness the maximum heat possible that is generated by the fuel. If you…
Wet Layup or Dry Layup: Which Is Best For My Boiler?
A boiler is the cornerstone of any commercial building and provides heating and hot water. When taken care of well, boilers can last many years, even under intense use. To maintain and lengthen the lifespan of these crucial pieces of equipment, boiler owners and operators need to perform regular maintenance, and even provide boilers periods…
10 Things You Need To Know Before Replacing Your Boilers Burner
A burner is a key component of your boiler system. It supplies heat to the boiler by mixing fuel and air, driving the combustion process, and providing heat to convert water to steam (or to heat water). The burner responds to load on the boiler by increasing or decreasing its firing rate. Sometimes, older burners…