
No Heat
A total outage in deep cold moves ahead of routine work, so call and say exactly when the heat quit.
When this becomes an emergency
- The thermostat is asking for heat and nothing downstairs responds.
- The house has shed several degrees overnight and keeps sliding.
- The breaker feeding the heating equipment won't stay set.
- Floors have gone cold well ahead of anything the thermostat shows.
What a pro does
Power comes before parts, every time. A thrown breaker, a blown fuse, or an emergency switch someone brushed past in a dark stairway kills a system so completely that it's indistinguishable from a real mechanical failure until it's checked. With power confirmed, attention moves to thermostat wiring, the ignition sequence, and whichever safety device latched the equipment off, because most outages are a control doing its job rather than a control that broke. Snow drifted against a sidewall vent belongs on that list too. Ordering parts before any of that is spending money on a guess.
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