I started out making wine in my grandparent’s basement.
Steadily my customer base has risen and the demand for wine has increased.
I now have a winery built right on my grape fields. I have giant wine tanks, stomping grounds for the grapes, carboys, sediment, sugaring stations, you name it. Since my facility has increased, so has my demand for HVAC. I live in the upper north. I found that a simple central cooling system does the trick. In the summer season it doesn’t get that hot. However, in the winter the cold gets down to the -20s. I can’t let my wine get below 70 degrees or it is ruined. I started looking around and I found that a steam boiler is what I need. The cost of a brand new steam boiler that could handle my huge winery was so much money though. I had just bought a new building and equipment. I hadn’t sold all the wine since I had not made any yet. I was forced to do a temporary boiler rental instead of purchasing a boiler brand new. I am really glad I am doing a steam boiler rental for right now. First, I think I might prefer a hot water boiler. Second, I don’t have to handle any repair fees with the boiler while it is a rental. Third, I can stop renting and buy anytime I want. The boiler rental company makes everything so easy on me and the fee isn’t all that much. I am able to run my winery heater and not have it break the bank.