If you’re a New York City property owner or manage a large co-operative or condominium building, you likely have at least one commercial boiler for heat and hot water. How well do you know your way around a boiler system? Test your knowledge with these fun and educational boiler quiz questions! Boiler Anatomy 1 What
We may still be enjoying baseball, eating outdoors, and other gifts of summer weather, but technically it’s already fall. Here in the Northeast, that means winter cold and the need for heat will be upon us soon. Every year, our team at Calray Boilers takes panicked calls from clients who wait too late to do
If your building occupants are complaining about not enough heat or hot water, condo association members need to take a look at pipe insulation for your boiler system and hot water supply lines. Poor insulation is often a major cause of heat loss, which means wasted fuel and excessively high utility bills, as your boiler
Is it time for a new boiler in a New York City property you own or manage? If so, you may be confused by the different types of commercial boilers and the wide variety of models available, especially if it’s been decades since your last boiler was installed. Here’s a look at the two main
If you own or manage a property in New York City, there are certain requirements you must meet regarding your boiler. Failure to follow the laws pertaining to your boiler can result in stiff penalties. Here’s what you need to know about boiler registration, boiler inspection, gas piping inspection, and Department of Buildings (DOB) boiler
If you’re new to property ownership or management in New York City, you may have wondered, “Should boiler pipes be insulated?” The answer is a resounding, “Yes!” Here are four top reasons why you need to protect those pipes, along with information about different types of insulation available for various needs. Four Important Reasons to
One of the most common service calls we get at Calray Boilers is for surging in a boiler. This is a situation that can have long-term negative consequences for your boiler. Fortunately, boiler surging is largely preventable. Here’s how you can tell if your boiler is surging, what causes it, and how to stop it
As a property owner or manager in New York City, you may have had your building’s boiler inspected when it was first installed or if you replaced major components of it as an upgrade. But did you know most properties are also required to register their boilers periodically with the city? Calray Boilers answers all
If you manage a multi-unit dwelling in New York City or own a condominium, especially if you rent it to someone else, it’s essential to know the laws regarding apartment hot water temperature. Too hot and occupants run the risk of burns. Too cold and you face a host of other consequences. Here’s what you
Keeping the commercial boiler running smoothly is a top priority for management in New York City’s many condominium and co-operative buildings. Not only does the boiler provide steam heat for radiators, but it often supplies hot water as well. Therefore, it’s essential to understand how the boiler system’s different components work. Here’s what you need
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We always like to recommend our partner brands, which we trust and use, to our customers and have included a “best of” list, below, of the brands that offer the best quality, reliability, and beautiful looking products in their categories, with a focus, in this case, on home heating and boilers. Feel free to use directly, or have us select the best individual part for you. Just give us a call if you’d like us to install anything from this list of greats.
