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| A look at the boiler-heated patio of the Canyons
Resort in Park City, Utah. The snowmelt system project and installing
contractor Ken Tingey of Tingey Plumbing & Heating in Murray, Utah, were
selected as winners in Lochinvar Corp.’s VIP Contractor Showcase. |
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A Utah contractor is the grand-prize winner of
Lochinvar Corp.’s VIP Contractor Showcase.
Ken Tingey of
Tingey Plumbing & Heating in Murray, Utah, was recognized for his
“impressive” installation of a Knight Heating Boiler at the Canyons Resort in
Park City, Utah.
In August 2007, Tingey built a snowmelt
addition to the Canyons. The 14-year-old structure is heated by two 250,000
Btu-per-hour Lochinvar units directly vented to the rear walls and the 1.8
million Btu-rated Copper-Fin II boiler, also from
Lochinvar.
A patio, fire pit, and hot tub and cooking
station were planned, so owners wanted to add 1,800 square feet to their
existing snowmelt system.
Four Knight KBN500 boilers were
used, using the existing wall for direct venting and combustion
air.
Tingey completed the installation with the help of son
Derek.
Officials say the installation went perfectly and
fuel savings of up to 40 percent are expected.
Tingey was
given a $250 gift certificate, good at Bass Pro Shops or Cabela’s, and a Knight
WBN080 as his prizes.
“We take great pride in our work and
strive for functionality, serviceability and a professional appearance in every
installation,” Ken Tingey said. “With
our high regard for Lochinvar and the Knight Boiler, we could not be more
thrilled to receive this honor.”
The other VIP finalists,
who received $250 gift cards, were:
• Joe DiBacco of Comfort
Zone Heating & Cooling Inc in North Billerica, Mass.
•
Paul Rohrs of Biggerstaff Radiant Solutions in Lincoln,
Neb.
• Gary Harper of Excel Mechanical Co. in Des Moines,
Iowa
• Douglass Reammell of Three Peaks Plumbing in Tetonia,
Idaho
• David Young of R&H Mechanical in Eagle,
Colo.
“We at Lochinvar are very impressed with each of the
contractors who entered the VIP Contractor Showcase and the quality of each
installation made it difficult to choose the winners,” said Lochinvar President
Bill Vallett. “Congratulations to Ken Tingey
and the five finalists for their outstanding work.”