The radiant heating system installation requires careful coordination among various trades and thorough preparation. After extensive work, the system is filled with water and tested. Initial leaks lead to adjustments, and once the boiler and pump are activated, flow and temperature are monitored. A post-installation review uncovers a slow leak, but overall, the system operates well. Future updates will address energy usage and performance.
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S2E6 More Rotten Floor...
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