Perfect System For Smaller Homes Aug 15, 2016

Bought this system after a blazing hot summer. Was in my opinion the best and maybe the only way to get this kind of heating/cooling in an older and inefficient home at a more reasonable price with the option to do it myself. Pros - System seems well built and looks reasonable on my wall, could be a bit thinner - Air filters - Independent room control with separate remotes - Works very well if you give it time to slowly get the environment up to temperature - Quiet - Remote controls very... more

Reznor Udap 200 Sep 23, 2016

I just want to say I bought these two units from eComfort they made it so easy to purchase, fast shipping and they work great thank you. I would recommend them to anybody and I will purchase from these people again.

Great! Aug 12, 2016

Had this boiler for 2 winters now in MA. First winter was hard. This last one less so. Great product. Made is USA. Cast iron. Will last forever my plumber tells me. Still 84% efficient. Doesn't need yearly maintenance like the higher efficient junk out there. That high efficient junk also requires a power vent that is super loud. Consider that too in your purchase. This Burnham is very quiet. No power vent. I use an old school dial thermostat and set it at 67. When I get my heating bill... more

Great Product Mar 30, 2016

If you have electric baseboard heat and are looking for a premium product this seems to be pretty much the only game in town. It looks about as good as a baseboard heater can do and exudes quality. The thing weighs about ten times a regular heater of similar size so holds heat much better - though ultimately you are buying this for looks not performance. Whether you can justify spending this much is a personal choice but if you have heaters in a highly visible space and have a room that... more

Kiss "keep It Simple Stup**" Sep 13, 2016

OK, first thing to do is to consider the space, (including walls and doors) you are trying to condition. Envision the air flow between where the air will eventually come in and where it will be exhausted once you install the ductwork. Lastly, based on the inlet and exhaust locations, figure out where you want to position the unit you are going to use. Now there are lot's of installation tips an experienced professional can offer you while going through this process, but common sense and a... more