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Spring is almost here.  It’s time to consider how your boiler system will spend the next few months while it sits dormant. Where should you start? Alternative Heating & Supply recommends that you begin with Boiler treatment and maintenance. What is Boiler Treatment and why do we need it? A complete water treatment program for a boiler will usually include a chemical oxygen scavenger, alkalinity builder and polymer sludge conditioner and, depending on the application, may also include phosphate treatment and a condensate line treatment. Wood Boiler Manufacturer programs insist the wood boiler owner meet certain nitrite levels in order to comply with warranty requirements in regards to boiler corrosion protection. Adding a boiler water treatment to your wood boiler you will be protecting your investment, and our wood boilers are an investment.  They provide us heat, save us money and make us self-sufficient so why not do the best we can to protect it with proper treatment and maintenance.  A poorly maintained boiler system can lead to scaling, corrosion, sludge buildup, harmful impurities, which in turn could lead to a complete system shutdown.  So save yourself the time and trouble of costly downtimes, expensive maintenance and extend the life of your wood boiler just by doing some simple maintenance.  Changing your water in your boiler every year and adding boiler treatment. Bottom line saving pennies by not adding boiler treatment today could cost big money later! There are all kinds of boiler treatments out there, which can be confusing at times. Most will other these boiler treatments protect against corrosion and rust. The average boiler treatment only has 2 levels of protection and only 2 active ingredients. What’s the difference between Alternative Heating & Supply’s Boiler treatments and the competitors? For starters – All of our boiler treatments meet or exceed all Manufacturers Boiler Treatment Nitrite Warranty requirements.  They promote an internal chemic