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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 18, 2016
Denron Plumbing/HVAC completes upgrades for Southern NH Health System
Nashua, NH Denron updated the boiler plant for Southern NH Health System’s behavioral health, immediate care and rehabilitation facility at 29 Northwest Blvd. Originally built in 1985 the 72,000 s/f 40-bed facility consisted of 7-hydrotherm atmospheric boilers that were replaced with 2 - CleaverBrooks Clear-Fire condensing boilers @ 1.8 million Btu’s each, heating pumps, frequency drives, and a hot water heater that will bring the plant up to date with new technologies and efficiencies.
Denron Plumbing and HVAC, LLC. has been one of New England’s most trusted mechanical contractors since 1974.
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