Draft is one of the most critical aspects in any boiler system. Too much negative draft can cause a flame to be pulled off the burner head whereas too much positive can create excessive heat at the head and cause premature failure. We call it the “potato chip effect” where the burner diffuser is cooked. All firetube, water tube and cast iron boilers and specific burners alike require a specific amount of draft whether it be positive or negative. With our vast experience we feel as if we’ve “seen it all” however, there’s always a new situation that can truly make us scratch our collective heads.
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Remembering Billy Ward
On February 13th, our friend and associate, Billy Ward, passed away. Billy had been with The Wilkinson Companies since 2015 and we are saddened by this tremendous loss. We will miss his industry expertise, stories and friendly smile.
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Name That Part
Can you Name That Part? Take a guess and submit your answer below. Results will be posted next week on The Heat Exchange!
Year in Review 2019
It's almost time to ring in the new year... but first, let's look back at the top news and posts we shared across our website and social media pages in 2019.
Read MoreAll New Website: GTWilkinson.com
Check out the brand new GTWilkinson.com! We launched our new site featuring a fresh look, updated navigation and exciting highlights of our products, partners and services.
Read MoreWe Asked, You Answered: How Do You Get Your Heating System Ready for Winter?
As the cold weather arrives in New England, we asked our customers and social media followers: What do you do to get your heating system energy efficient and ready for winter?
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Service Team Stats and Facts: Everything You Need to Know About our Boiler Room Experts
With 290 years of combined experience at The Wilkinson Companies, our Service department is proud to include the go-to pros in the industry.
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Name That Part
Can you name that part? Submit your answer below. Results will be posted next week on our blog The Heat Exchange.
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