So my furnace is about to go. Its an old gas clunker and it just isn't cutting it anymore. It is hooked up to a series of old radiators and barely gets the upstairs bedroom one warm. I just can't take it and its getting pretty cold this winter.

I want to go green with this new purchase, but I don't know how to go about this. I don't want to spend an arm and a leg either. I can't afford to do too much renovation to the home. It would be great to just get a more modern and efficient version of what I am using now.

Anyone have any idea?

You already have the gas line and the radiators hooked up right? I would say get a smaller gas furnace for heat and a tankless hot water heater as well or you could just go straight tankless.

I do have a complete system already installed but if I just used a newer furnace/boiler I would have to get something better than what I have or that last room still won't be warm.

Do I need to call in a professional to check and determine what I need? I don't want to be sold a bill of goods though. I just want the most efficient and right sized piece of equipment without spending too much money.

The tankless thing? Do those things really work?

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