NTI Boiler Installation & Service — San Francisco
Hydroflow is a trained NTI contractor serving San Francisco. North American-made, Energy Star certified high-efficiency boilers and combi-furnaces.
Trained NTI Contractor
North American-Made Boilers with Contractor-Level Support
NTI Products We Install:
- Tft Series — high-efficiency fire tube boilers with a user-friendly interface
- Tx Series — compact affordable condensing boilers for residential use
- Vmax Series — premium condensing with built-in primary/secondary piping
Why Choose NTI
Family-Operated, North American Manufacturing, Energy Star Rated
NTI Advantages:
- North American Manufacturing — family-operated with rigorous quality control
- Energy Star Certified — all models meet federal high-efficiency standards
- Innovative Design — Vmax series built-in primary/secondary piping simplifies radiant systems
- Proven Reliability — top-tier components with rigorous factory testing
- Excellent Contractor Support — direct access to NTI technical support
NTI Services We Offer
Boiler Installation
Full NTI boiler installation including system design, PVC venting, gas line sizing, and SFDBI permitting. The Vmax’s built-in piping reduces install time and complexity for radiant systems.
Combi-Furnace Install
NTI combi-furnaces provide both space heating and domestic hot water from a single compact unit — a great alternative for homes that need both without the space for separate appliances.
Maintenance & Repair
Annual NTI maintenance including combustion chamber cleaning, spark gap check, low water cutoff testing, and system fluid pH verification for stainless steel heat exchangers.
NTI FAQ
What does NTI Error Code ‘Loc’ mean?
‘Loc’ stands for Lockout, followed by a number (e.g., Loc 1). The boiler has shut down for safety. Loc 1 is usually an ignition failure. You can try one reset, but if it returns, a technician needs to check the gas supply and ignition system — repeated resets can mask a dangerous underlying issue.
What is NTI Error Code ‘Err’?
‘Err’ indicates a blocking error, often sensor-related. For example, Err 6 might indicate a supply sensor problem. Unlike a Lockout, the boiler may restart automatically once the condition clears. If it keeps returning, the sensor likely needs replacement.
Why is my NTI boiler making a gurgling sound?
Gurgling almost always means air trapped in the system or heat exchanger. It can lead to overheating and Lockout errors. The system needs to be properly bled or purged of air. We include system purging in our annual maintenance visits.
How do I check the pressure on my NTI boiler?
Look for the pressure gauge on the piping near the boiler or on the display. It should read between 12 and 20 PSI when cold. Below 10 PSI means the system needs water added. Above 25 PSI suggests a failed expansion tank — a technician should inspect it promptly.
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