Residential and commercial heating contractors can hone their boiler technology skills and training this spring by participating in Weil-McLain's Knowledge Builder Sessions taking place twice a week in March, April and May.

The weekly educational sessions, hosted by the technical training team from the leading North American designer and manufacturer of hydronic comfort heating systems, will cover high-efficiency residential boilers on Wednesdays starting March 3 and high-efficiency commercial boilers on Thursdays beginning March 4.

Each course, running through late May, will cover a specific Weil-McLain boiler as well as installation and servicing applications. The complete course offering is available at www.weil-mclain.com/training.

"Our livestream training program will cover the gamut, from technology, features and benefits, to maintenance, troubleshooting, installation, controls and set-up," said Dante DeVille, technical training manager with Weil-McLain. "Contractors, engineers and facility managers alike can select a specific course for in-depth product training and gain insider tips for keeping Weil-McLain boilers running at peak operational efficiency."

The residential training programs will cover applications, installation and servicing of Weil-McLain's popular condensing and non-condensing boilers, including its new ECO Tec high-efficiency premium residential boiler, the Evergreen stainless steel condensing boiler, the Ultra corrosion-resistant boiler, GV90+ high-efficiency cast iron boiler and the AquaBalance combi or heat-only boiler.

Commercial boiler training sessions will feature the Stainless Vertical Firetube (SVF) commercial condensing boiler line with industry-leading thermal efficiencies up to 96.8 percent, the Slim Fit boiler designed for limited spaces, Evergreen Pro and the full line of Weil-McLain cast iron boilers.

Commercial application courses include maintenance and troubleshooting, steam boiler replacement, commercial condensing boiler piping, hybrid applications, specifying high efficiency equipment and commercial condensing boiler controls.

For more information or to register for a session, visit www.Weil-McLain.com/Training.