Do you ever feel there are just too many pipes, circulators, controls and other gadgets in the hydronic systems you install? 

Yates will serve in the general interest category for a term of two years.

NYSERDA will host four webinars, which will be presented by John Siegenthaler, P.E., over the remainder of 2020. 

For residential heating, one of the most noticeable movements we’re seeing is the fine-tuning of hydronic systems for precise temperature control — whether for residential heat or commercial radiant cooling. 

Whether designing a residential or commercial system, there are several lessons to be learned from Siegenthaler, a.k.a. “Siggy,” including thermal considerations, piping, heat pump technologies, panel radiators, slab heating, controls and ECM circulators in order to provide the ultimate goals: Comfort, high efficiency and a happy customer.

Our daughter, Erin, bought our business in 2016 when Marianne and I retired. 

Once upon a time, when a manufacturers rep was foolish enough to hire me and teach me enough to be dangerous, I suggested to my boss that he would be very smart if he allowed me to do a seminar for contractors about steam heating. 

Hydronics technology has long been known for unsurpassed heating comfort.