we are buying a 1212 sq. ft home at the end of the month which has a 32 year old weil mclain boiler in it which needs to be replaced. i'm wondering if we should go with the peerless boiler, which is cheaper, or the buderus, which is more expensive but slightly more efficient. everyone says for a house that size the peerless would be great, but the buderus is supposed to be cream of the crop and it would be fantastic. i'm wondering if its really worth it to spend the extra money on the buderus?
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Why Just 2 choices and what kind of system is it ? Baseboard , Radiators , In floor ? Mclain still makes a very good boiler , Lockinvar and Munchkin make very good boilers . I would get some more prices and add to your question what kind of system is it heating and domestic hot water ??
Mel told me to check on your Question if your just replacing the boiler to run a baseboard system the peerless will be just fine . If you were going to install a new system with in floor heat then the Buderaus would be the way to go . But since there is all ready a tank less water heater then you will never recover the cost for the extra money for the Buderus . The efficiency difference is minimal for what you need and their is no need for the computer in the Buderas just to run Baseboard which runs most efficiently at 1 high temp. setting . I would still check on the Lockinvar and the Munchkin if they have them in your area . Weve installed Mclain , Lockinvar , Buderus , and Munchkins but no one out here stocks Peerless but from the specs I read it looks like a decent boiler for the application . Good Luck . Mel's the Contractor I'm the Estimator
