No Heat

A complete outage in deep cold moves ahead of routine work on the schedule, so call and say when the heat quit.

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When this becomes an emergency

The thermostat is calling and nothing in the system responds.
Indoor temperature has slid several degrees overnight and keeps sinking.
The heating breaker has tripped more than once in a day.
The propane tank gauge is at or near the bottom of its range.

What a pro does

The first question is whether the appliance has power and fuel, not whether it is broken. A tripped breaker, a blown low-voltage fuse, a service switch someone bumped, or a tank that ran dry all leave a system looking dead in exactly the same way. Once power and fuel check out, the technician moves to thermostat wiring and then walks the ignition sequence in order, since most outages end at a safety control doing its job. Jumping straight to parts on a rural call is an expensive way to guess when the answer's usually upstream.

Frequently asked questions

Is a tripped breaker a common cause of no heat?

It is one of the most common. Heating equipment pulls enough current that a weakening breaker gives out under load before anything mechanical does.

What happens if the propane tank runs empty?

The burner will not fire, and the system usually needs the line checked and the appliance restarted properly once fuel is back rather than simply being switched on again.

Is it safe to reset the breaker?

Once is fine. If it trips again immediately something is drawing more current than it should, and repeated resets risk damage to the control board.

Why does the floor feel so much colder than the thermostat reads?

Cold air settles, so a room can be uncomfortable well before a thermostat at shoulder height registers the drop.

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