Combining modern hydronics technology with old-fashioned professionalism.
Over the last few years, I've had the opportunity of presenting many training seminars on modern hydronic heating all over North America. Along the way, I've met many people who are eager to learn and apply new concepts. True professionals who realize that hydronics is more than just a job, it's a "practice" like law or medicine. As such, it requires a constant investment in learning.
The payback for such learning can be almost instantaneous. Even a small piping or wiring detail incorporated into one system can return the learning cost as reduced installation time, better performance, higher reliability, or maybe all three. That detail goes on to pay additional dividends every time it's used in another system. True professionals look for such incremental improvements on every system they design or install.
