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In business since 1996, Papa Plumbing Heating and Drainage is amongst Lower Mainland’s fastest growing full service plumbing, heating and drainage companies. From flooding to furnaces, minor repairs to major restorations, no job is too big or too small for PAPA Plumbing. PAPA Plumbing & Heating Ltd takes care of it all! With plumbing, heating and drainage service that is guaranteed and sets us apart, they’ll not only heat your home, they'll warm your heart! So when your plumbing, heating or drainage is at its worst, dial 604-437-PAPA (7272) first! www.papaplumbing.ca

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Vancouver Boiler Repairs, Boiler Service and Boiler Installation

Papa Manj from your local Richmond plumbing and heating company explains a boiler service. This particular boiler install was done in Surrey today. This week alone, we performed a Langley boiler installation, a Vancouver furnace installation and a Burnaby air conditioner installation. Its been a busy week ! These are the main points that Richmond plumbing and heating technicians will go through when they visit your home:

  • Check operation of safety limit control controls.
  • Check pressure relief valve.
  • Check water pressure and temperature set points.
  • Check expansion tank.
  • Check operation of thermostat.
  • Lubricate circulating pump as required.
  • Check radiant floor temperature control device (mixing valve or equipment).
  • Check pressure switches and vent blower (if applicable).
  • Inspect burners and clean if required.
  • Examine vent connector and inspect venting system.
  • Check the vent damper operation (if applicable).
  • Check and adjust pilot light (if applicable).
  • Check flame rectification.
  • Measure the stack (flute) temperature.
  • Check gas piping to boiler.
  • Check and adjust manifold gas pressure.
  • Clock appliance to verify correct input.
  • Combustion / ventilation air adequate.
  • Check for elevated carbon monoxide levels.
  • Inspect heat exchanger.
  • Check temperature difference between supply and return piping.
  • Check for Carbon Monoxide.

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