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August 7, 2008 at 1:32 AM #13543August 7, 2008 at 6:18 AM #254022CoronitaParticipant
I paid $900 otd to have mine replaced, with the heater being $400.
Frankly, you don’t have too much selection. Most of the boilers these days are only made by a few manufacturers, so picking one versus the other isn’t that much useful. For example GE boilers sold at places like home depot are rebranded Rheem’s. They do this to make it more frustrating for buyers to compare, just like matresses.
I think you just need a licensed plumber to get it replaced. Don’t even bother to try to save the cost of the tank itself. the arm/leg portion is in the install.
August 7, 2008 at 6:18 AM #254189CoronitaParticipantI paid $900 otd to have mine replaced, with the heater being $400.
Frankly, you don’t have too much selection. Most of the boilers these days are only made by a few manufacturers, so picking one versus the other isn’t that much useful. For example GE boilers sold at places like home depot are rebranded Rheem’s. They do this to make it more frustrating for buyers to compare, just like matresses.
I think you just need a licensed plumber to get it replaced. Don’t even bother to try to save the cost of the tank itself. the arm/leg portion is in the install.
August 7, 2008 at 6:18 AM #254198CoronitaParticipantI paid $900 otd to have mine replaced, with the heater being $400.
Frankly, you don’t have too much selection. Most of the boilers these days are only made by a few manufacturers, so picking one versus the other isn’t that much useful. For example GE boilers sold at places like home depot are rebranded Rheem’s. They do this to make it more frustrating for buyers to compare, just like matresses.
I think you just need a licensed plumber to get it replaced. Don’t even bother to try to save the cost of the tank itself. the arm/leg portion is in the install.
August 7, 2008 at 6:18 AM #254255CoronitaParticipantI paid $900 otd to have mine replaced, with the heater being $400.
Frankly, you don’t have too much selection. Most of the boilers these days are only made by a few manufacturers, so picking one versus the other isn’t that much useful. For example GE boilers sold at places like home depot are rebranded Rheem’s. They do this to make it more frustrating for buyers to compare, just like matresses.
I think you just need a licensed plumber to get it replaced. Don’t even bother to try to save the cost of the tank itself. the arm/leg portion is in the install.
August 7, 2008 at 6:18 AM #254305CoronitaParticipantI paid $900 otd to have mine replaced, with the heater being $400.
Frankly, you don’t have too much selection. Most of the boilers these days are only made by a few manufacturers, so picking one versus the other isn’t that much useful. For example GE boilers sold at places like home depot are rebranded Rheem’s. They do this to make it more frustrating for buyers to compare, just like matresses.
I think you just need a licensed plumber to get it replaced. Don’t even bother to try to save the cost of the tank itself. the arm/leg portion is in the install.
August 7, 2008 at 9:37 AM #254087equalizerParticipantTry the Bradford White efficient series. Think we put that in our last place, reliable,etc. As FLU stated, costs for WH is 900, so another 100 or so for better model is so worth it.
http://www.consumersearch.com/www/house_and_home/water-heaters/review.html
August 7, 2008 at 9:37 AM #254254equalizerParticipantTry the Bradford White efficient series. Think we put that in our last place, reliable,etc. As FLU stated, costs for WH is 900, so another 100 or so for better model is so worth it.
http://www.consumersearch.com/www/house_and_home/water-heaters/review.html
August 7, 2008 at 9:37 AM #254262equalizerParticipantTry the Bradford White efficient series. Think we put that in our last place, reliable,etc. As FLU stated, costs for WH is 900, so another 100 or so for better model is so worth it.
http://www.consumersearch.com/www/house_and_home/water-heaters/review.html
August 7, 2008 at 9:37 AM #254319equalizerParticipantTry the Bradford White efficient series. Think we put that in our last place, reliable,etc. As FLU stated, costs for WH is 900, so another 100 or so for better model is so worth it.
http://www.consumersearch.com/www/house_and_home/water-heaters/review.html
August 7, 2008 at 9:37 AM #254370equalizerParticipantTry the Bradford White efficient series. Think we put that in our last place, reliable,etc. As FLU stated, costs for WH is 900, so another 100 or so for better model is so worth it.
http://www.consumersearch.com/www/house_and_home/water-heaters/review.html
August 7, 2008 at 2:35 PM #254458NachomanParticipantI just did a bunch of research on water heaters to replace a POS American/Whirlpool water heater. It seems that the Bradford White’s are the prefered choices for plumbers with Rheem’s being second best. Paid 400 for a BW and a plumber installed it for 250 plus 50 for haulaway. Unfortunately you won’t find the BW’s in stores, the plumber picked it up from a plumbing supply shop.
August 7, 2008 at 2:35 PM #254452NachomanParticipantI just did a bunch of research on water heaters to replace a POS American/Whirlpool water heater. It seems that the Bradford White’s are the prefered choices for plumbers with Rheem’s being second best. Paid 400 for a BW and a plumber installed it for 250 plus 50 for haulaway. Unfortunately you won’t find the BW’s in stores, the plumber picked it up from a plumbing supply shop.
August 7, 2008 at 2:35 PM #254567NachomanParticipantI just did a bunch of research on water heaters to replace a POS American/Whirlpool water heater. It seems that the Bradford White’s are the prefered choices for plumbers with Rheem’s being second best. Paid 400 for a BW and a plumber installed it for 250 plus 50 for haulaway. Unfortunately you won’t find the BW’s in stores, the plumber picked it up from a plumbing supply shop.
August 7, 2008 at 2:35 PM #254515NachomanParticipantI just did a bunch of research on water heaters to replace a POS American/Whirlpool water heater. It seems that the Bradford White’s are the prefered choices for plumbers with Rheem’s being second best. Paid 400 for a BW and a plumber installed it for 250 plus 50 for haulaway. Unfortunately you won’t find the BW’s in stores, the plumber picked it up from a plumbing supply shop.
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