Featured Installation: South Main Apartments-Waterbury, VT
The historic Ladd Hall in Waterbury, VT has gone through a huge makeover. The building was sitting vacant since August 2011, when Tropical Storm Irene hit and flooded the basement. The original building was bult in the 1890’s with a wing added in the 1950’s to house nurses working at the state hospital. The building […]
Featured P4 Pellet Boiler Installation-The First Congregational Church in Thetford, VT
Equipment: Fröling P4 48/60 with a 400-gallon storage tank and auger vacuum system. Building: Church and Day Care Center. The church was built in 1787. System Installed by: Roger Carpenter Services 5551 Route 5 Thetford, VT 802.333.7171 It was time to update the heating system in the 226-year-old church. The church has a long history […]
The First Fröling P4 Pellet Boiler 80/100 Installation
The newest and largest P4 Pellet boiler is the P4 Pellet 80/100. A commercial grade, ASME certified boiler with a heat output range between 80,000-341,000 Btu/hr per boiler. When 4 boilers are cascaded together it can have a heat output range of 80,000-1.4MM Btu/hr. This is perfect for mid-sized commercial buildings. These three boilers are […]
Featured Installation-Fröling P4 Wood Pellet Boiler System at the Weiser Forest Resource Management Center
Equipment: Fröling P4 32/38 and a Fröling P4 20/25 cascaded together. One 400 gallon storage tank. Building: 10,000 sq. ft office/lobby/meeting rooms and a 5,000 sq. ft garage. System Sold By: ATI Systems, Conestoga, PA 17516 (717) 871-9851 Contact: Carl Longenecker The new LEED certified Environmental Resource Management Center has just opened replacing an outdated […]
Featured Installation: Fröling P4 20/25 Fully Automatic Pellet Boiler
System Installed: Fröling P4 20/25 Automatic Pellet Boiler. Buffer Tank: 220-gallon pressurized storage tank. Fuel Storage: Internal 3-4 ton bag silo. Installed by: Froling Energy 19 Grove Street Peterborough, NH 03458 603-924-1001 Contact: Mark Froling Completion Date: Fall 2012
Fröling P4 Containerized Pellet Heating System-Littleton, NH Fire Station and Town Garage
System Installed: 2 Fröling P4 48/60 Automatic Pellet Boilers. Buffer Tank: 400-gallon pressurized storage tank. Fuel Storage: External Silo Installed by: Froling Energy 19 Grove Street Peterborough, NH 03458 603-924-1001 Contact: Mark Froling Completion Date: Spring 2013 Building Specifications: Two Buildings including the town’s Fire Station and Town Garage. The total square footage is approximately […]
First P4 Pellet Boiler Install with New Energy Tank Buffer Tank
System Installed: Fröling P4 20/25 Automatic Wood Pellet Boiler. Buffer Tank: The new 119-gallon Fröling Energy Tank. Fuel Storage: One 4.7 ton flexible storage. Installed by: Martins Mechanical Plumbing and Heating 603-632-5862 martinsmechanical@comcast.net Contact: Jamie Martin Completion Date: Spring 2013 Building Specifications: Approximately a 3,000 home with a new heating system with European Panel Radiators. […]
Featured Installation: Fröling P4 Fully Automatic Pellet Boiler in a 6,000 sq. ft. Home
System Installed: Fröling P4 48/ with a 400 gallon storage tank. Fuel Storage: One 7.4 ton flexible silo. Installed by: Springfield Plumbing and Heating 112 Bowman Road Springfield, NH 03284 603-763-5823 Contact: Mason Wheeler Completion Date: Winter 2013 Building Specifications: New 6,000 sq. ft home with radiant floor heat.
Featured Installation: Fröling P4 Pellet Boiler 48/60, North Street Apartments, South Royalton, VT
System Installed: Fröling P4 48/60 wood pellet boiler, 300 gallon buffer tank, two Turbomax Instantaneous Water Heaters, and a 15 ton outside silo for pellet fuel storage. Installed Date: August 2012 Installed by: Lacasse Installations LLC, 528 Latham Road, Thetford, VT 05043 802-785-4022 Steve, the owner of North Street Apartments had the idea to build […]
Montpelier Senior Center Gets a New Life-Now Heated with Wood Pellets (Fröling P4 48/60)
In December 2009 a fire nearly destroyed the Montpelier Senior Activity Center on Barre Street in Montpelier. Before the fire, the building had some efficiency issues. The building’s energy consumption was huge with a budget of over $38,000 a year for heat and electricity. The 25,000 sq ft. building had no insulation, single-pane windows, and […]