Thanks for watching our instructional video on Water Coil Replacement! If your heating system isn't functioning well, it could be time to replace the water coil. Don't worry, We've got you covered!

A water coil, also known as a heating coil or hydronic coil, is a component in a heating system that is responsible for transferring heat from one fluid (usually hot water) to another. These coils are commonly found in HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems, radiant heating systems, and some industrial processes.

Here's how it generally works:

Hot Water Source: The water coil is connected to a source of hot water, often from a boiler or another heating system.

Heat Transfer: As hot water flows through the coil, heat is transferred to the surrounding air or space. In some cases, it might transfer heat to another fluid, such as air in a ventilation system.

Distribution of Heat: The heated air or fluid is then distributed to various parts of a building or system, providing warmth and comfort.

Water coils are commonly used in applications like baseboard heating, air handlers, fan coil units, and radiant heating systems. They are integral to the efficiency and functionality of these systems, helping to regulate temperature and maintain comfort in indoor spaces. If a water coil becomes damaged or less efficient over time, replacement may be necessary to ensure the continued effectiveness of the heating system.