Prepping Your Propane Home for Fall

If your propane tank is 20% or less, it’s time for a propane delivery. Waiting for the first cold snap is generally not a good idea as it can leave you unprepared for an early cold spell. Call us today if you need a fill.

Never assume your furnace is in good working order. It is always good to give your propane furnace a good look and test run to make sure it will run smoothly when you need it to. Our propane appliance service experts are ready to assist if you run into an issue or would like to get an annual furnace inspection and maintenance service.

One of the best ways to avoid sediment build up in your water heater tank is to drain your tank regularly. After releasing a few gallons of water, the water should run clear once again and is a sign there aren’t more sediments in the tank. Call upon our professional propane service techs to resolve any water heater issues you may be experiencing.

While you’re checking most other appliances, fall is also a great time to test your propane stove’s flames. The color of the flame can indicate whether it needs to be serviced. If the entire flame is not blue and has yellow or any other color, it’s a sign that your burners may need to be adjusted or the air inlets are clogged. Call upon our highly trained propane stove service experts to resolve these issues.

In North Central Florida, we can grill year-round, but if you’re putting your propane grill up for the season, make sure you clean it before putting it away.

Did you get a new propane appliance during the year? Make sure you let our office know if you did, so that we can ensure your propane deliveries remain accurate and accommodate for new usage.

It is important that everyone in your household knows what propane smells like and has a plan in place in case of a leak.