If you live in the University Heights area and you have an older home, there is a chance that your home is heated with a boiler and you have radiators that heat individual rooms. Radiators are made out of a variety of materials. Some of the most common materials used […]
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A common heating system for an older home in the Greater Cleveland area is a boiler and radiator system. There have been many innovations in radiator systems over the years. Regardless of what type of system is in your home, annual preventative maintenance will help extend its life. If you […]
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We installed a brand new boiler in Cleveland Heights this week. Verne & Ellsworth Hann are a premiere boiler installation company in Northeast Ohio. We have installed countless boilers and radiators in Cleveland Heights, Shaker Heights and many more homes in the greater Cleveland area. HVAC equipment receives frequent use […]
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Older homes in Cleveland Heights and in Greater Cleveland are frequently heated by steam or hot water boilers that use radiators to heat individual rooms. Like all HVAC equipment, radiators will eventually require repairs. Below are some of the most common problems that homeowners in Northeast Ohio encounter with their […]
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Many homes in Cleveland Heights, Shaker Heights, and Greater Cleveland depend on a boiler and radiators for heat. Boiler systems heat and pump water throughout your home via a series of pipes and radiators, baseboard convectors, or other devices. Cooled water then returns to the boiler and is reheated, repeating […]
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For over 65 years, Verne & Ellsworth Hann has been the premiere boiler installation and repair company in Greater Cleveland. In the early decades of our family’s business, we were responsible for installing hundreds of boilers and radiators in Cleveland Height’s historic neighborhoods. Today, under the ownership of brothers Bill […]
read moreA majority of the homes built on the Eastside of Cleveland, in particular Cleveland Heights and Shaker Heights, were piped with commonly used galvanized steel pipe. At the time it was a good solution for both plumbing and heating. It was manufactured in the United States, probably from the steel […]
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