by Chris Kauffman | Apr 8, 2026 | General Propane Information, Propane Appliance Maintenance
What You’ll Learn Why does my propane gauge drop in cold weather? Your propane gauge drops in cold weather because cold liquid propane vaporizes at a slower rate. With less vapor, the pressure goes down, and the gauge looks low even though the liquid volume hasn’t... 
by Chris Kauffman | Apr 8, 2026 | General Propane Information, Propane Appliance Maintenance
What You’ll Learn What should I do if my furnace breaks down in the middle of winter? If your furnace breaks down in the middle of winter, start by checking your thermostat, circuit breakers, air filter, and fuel supply to rule out quick fixes. If the heat doesn’t... by Chris Kauffman | Apr 7, 2026 | General Propane Information, Propane Appliance Maintenance
What You’ll Learn Is It Too Late to Schedule Furnace Maintenance in Mid-Winter? Even though fall is the ideal time, a mid-winter furnace check in PA is worthwhile and often more beneficial than waiting until next fall. If you’re already noticing rising energy bills,... by Chris Kauffman | Apr 7, 2026 | Benefits of Propane Gas, General Propane Information
What You’ll Learn How do I keep my propane tank safe when the summer heat gets extreme? You should store your propane tank in a cool, shaded, and well-ventilated area—never in direct sunlight or near heat sources like grills or fire pits. Always keep the tank in an... by Chris Kauffman | Apr 6, 2026 | General Propane Information
What You’ll Learn Can HVAC maintenance records actually increase my home’s resale value? Yes. A documented HVAC service history helps reduce buyer uncertainty, shows the home has been well-maintained, and can prevent last-minute negotiations. It may not directly... by Chris Kauffman | Apr 3, 2026 | General Propane Information, Propane Market & Pricing
What You’ll Learn How do I choose the right propane tank size for my home? You choose the right propane tank size by considering your home’s square footage, the number of propane appliances you use, your household size, and your local climate. Larger homes and colder...