Propane fueled boilers and furnaces operate at up to 97% efficiency. Since Propane is a clean-burning fuel, appliances require no annual maintenance and can be directly vented without the need for a central chimney.

Forced Air - Utilizing a furnace, Propane produces hot air which travels through duct work throughout the home. Air ducts can also be used for cooling in the summer months.

Forced Hot Water - Utilizing a boiler and baseboard radiators, warm water is pumped through the radiator to warm the air. New radiators feature low-profile european styling and can even be built into towel warmers.

Hydro-Air - A boiler produces hot water which is then piped into an air handler to produce hot air similar to a forced air system. This method is gaining popularity as the boiler can be used for multiple purposes.

Radiant Floor - A boiler produces hot water which is piped through narrow tubing underneath the flooring material. Radiant systems produce even heat throughout a room, especially on typically cold floors like in tile kitchens and bathrooms.