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Modern Heating & AC out of Milford. Owner Matt Sando personally handles everything - I used him last year for an oil to gas conversion and couldn't be any happier. Great price ($1k less than Standard Oil) and awesome service. Well worth having him come in for a bid.
I'm looking to get quotes on a new oil boiler installed in Fairfield.
What company do you recommend?
Just throwing this out there... Ask some plumbers if they replaced a working boiler if they are willing to sell it to you for dirt cheap. This way they make extra money on the take away from other job and you have a working boiler for a fraction of the cost of a new one.
I did it. Cost me $650 to replace my 1980s boiler with this 5yr old boiler. Parts and Labor.
It's a thought you might want to venture if you want to save thousands.
Standard is offering 5 years no interest which is awesome. Tri City takes credit cards also...
I just know which companies are reliable, trust worthy, or those that just want to sell and don't care if it's the right size, etc....
I had my plumber replace our boiler with a new one, I think the boiler and the labor were $5500 or so. I would trust an oil company but don't know if they charge more. My plumber in Stamford is Frank Lopiano, he's a heating specialist esp. for steam heat (for us lucky few).
Stay away from Tri City in Milford. I have heard nothing but horror stories from people who have used them. Also did you look into converting to gas? Just curious because I would never go back to oil, we moved from oil to natural gas and it was a requirement on our list when house hunting.
I'm leaning towards not using Tri City. We don't have natural gas in our area...
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