Heater Repair in New England Homeowners Rely On

Fast, Reliable Heat When You Need It Most

When your heat stops working in the middle of a cold stretch, it can be stressful and uncomfortable, and sometimes even risky for your home. If rooms are not warming up, your furnace will not start, or your boiler just will not keep up, you need clear answers and a team you can trust.

At Propane Plus Heating & Cooling, we help homes and businesses across New England stay warm with responsive, high quality heating repair. Since 1990, our team has worked on furnaces, boilers, ductless mini splits, and complete heating systems in properties of all sizes. We focus on prompt scheduling, clear communication, and workmanship that is backed by strong warranty protection.

If you are worried about your heating system right now, we are here to help. You can call for a free estimate, talk through what you are experiencing, and we will work to get a visit scheduled as quickly as possible.

Need Heater Repair in New England? Call Propane Plus Heating & Cooling at (508) 252-3359 or send us a message online today.

Why Choose Propane Plus For Heat Repair

When your home or business is getting colder by the hour, choosing the right company matters. You are inviting someone into your space, trusting them with your comfort, and investing in equipment that needs to work through long winters. We understand that, and our goal is to make that choice feel straightforward and comfortable.

We have been serving New England from our Massachusetts and Rhode Island locations since 1990. That history means we have seen how older boilers in historic homes behave, how modern high efficiency furnaces respond to coastal moisture, and how quickly a building can cool down when the temperature drops. Our experience is not just years on paper, it is day to day familiarity with the conditions you live in.

When you contact us, we work hard to offer scheduling that fits your urgency. Our goal is same day appointments whenever possible, especially when a property has little or no heat. During that first conversation, our team listens carefully, asks focused questions, and sets clear expectations about timing so you are not left wondering when help will arrive.

Cost is another common worry. We provide free estimates so you can understand what is happening and what it will take to fix it before any work begins. For larger repairs or system upgrades, we also offer flexible financing options, which can make it easier to move forward with the work your property needs without delaying comfort.

Common Heating Problems In New England Homes

New England properties face a mix of conditions that can be tough on heating systems. Older homes with drafty construction, coastal moisture, and frequent temperature swings all put extra strain on furnaces, boilers, and ductless systems. Recognizing early warning signs can help you decide when it is time to call for professional heating repair.

You might notice rooms that never quite reach the set temperature, even though the system seems to run constantly. Some homeowners hear loud banging or whistling noises from a boiler, or experience a furnace that starts and stops repeatedly without fully warming the space. In other cases, you may feel cool air from vents when you are expecting steady, comfortable heat.

Fuel fired systems that rely on propane or gas can also show signs of trouble, such as unusual odors, difficulty starting, or pilot lights that will not stay lit. Electric components may cause tripped breakers or short cycling issues. These symptoms are often the result of wear, lack of maintenance, or components that are simply reaching the end of their useful life.

Signs it is time to call for heating repair:

• Uneven temperatures between rooms or floors in your home
• Furnace or boiler running constantly without fully warming the space
• New or worsening noises such as banging, grinding, or whistling
• Burning, musty, or fuel like smells when the heat is on
• System turning on and off frequently in short bursts
• Higher energy bills without a clear change in usage

Our team works on a wide range of systems commonly found across Massachusetts and Rhode Island, including older cast iron boilers, forced air furnaces, and newer ductless units. If something about your heat does not feel right, reaching out sooner usually means simpler solutions and a better chance of avoiding more serious issues later.

What To Do When Your Heat Stops Working

A heater that suddenly stops can be unsettling, especially during a cold spell. Taking a few calm, safe steps can sometimes uncover a simple issue and can also help you share useful information when you call us. Most importantly, you should never feel pressured to attempt repairs that make you uncomfortable.

Start by checking your thermostat to confirm it is set to heat and that the temperature is set higher than the current room reading. If you have a battery powered thermostat, replacing the batteries can sometimes resolve communication problems. It is also worth confirming that the heating system’s switch or breaker has not been accidentally turned off.

If you use propane or gas, you may want to look at any visible gauges or delivery information to make sure fuel levels are where you expect them to be. If you suspect a fuel issue, you can mention that when you contact us so we can help you think through next steps. If at any point you smell strong fuel odors or suspect a safety concern, step away from the equipment and call for help rather than trying to restart it repeatedly.

Simple steps to take before you call:

• Confirm thermostat settings are on heat and properly adjusted
• Check for tripped breakers or switches turned off near the unit
• Listen for any unusual sounds and note when they occur
• Look around the system for visible leaks or obvious issues without removing covers
• Make note of any error codes or blinking lights on your equipment

Heating Repair Across New England

New England winters can be long, cold, and unpredictable. Homes and businesses from coastal Rhode Island to inland Massachusetts depend on heating equipment that can handle months of steady use. When something goes wrong, it helps to have a local team that understands both the climate and the types of systems common in the region.

Propane Plus Heating & Cooling operates from locations in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and we serve communities across the surrounding area. We regularly work in older homes with vintage boilers, newer construction with high efficiency furnaces, and mixed use properties that blend residential and light commercial spaces. That variety has shaped the way we diagnose issues and recommend solutions.

Moist coastal air, frequent freeze and thaw cycles, and aging building materials can all influence how heating systems wear over time. We keep those factors in mind when we evaluate your equipment. Our technicians are familiar with both propane fueled systems and other common setup types used throughout the region, so we can tailor repairs to the specific demands your property faces.

If you are unsure whether we service your town, a quick call is all it takes. Our team can confirm availability, discuss your situation, and help you decide on next steps so you are not left guessing about who to call for help in your area.

Frequently Asked Questions

How quickly can your team get my heat back on?

Our goal is to offer same day appointments whenever possible, especially when you have little or no heat. Actual timing depends on your location, weather, and schedule demand that day. When you call, we will be clear about the earliest available visit and work with you to prioritize urgent situations.

How much will heating repair cost for my home?

Costs vary based on the type of system you have and what we find during diagnosis. We provide free estimates before work starts so you know the recommended repair and price upfront. Our team also explains any alternatives, so you can choose an option that fits your budget and comfort goals.

Can you repair my furnace or boiler type?

We work on a wide range of equipment, including furnaces, boilers, ductless systems, and many propane fueled setups common in this region. When you call, sharing the brand or general type of system helps us prepare. If we ever feel a system is outside our scope, we will tell you honestly.

How will I know if I should repair or replace?

During our visit, we assess your system’s age, condition, and repair history. We then explain whether a repair is likely to be a good, lasting solution or if replacement may be worth considering. Our recommendations are based on what we see on site and what you tell us about your priorities.

Do you offer financing or warranty protection on repairs?

Yes. We offer flexible financing options that can help with larger repairs or system improvements, subject to approval through our providers. Our workmanship is also backed by a strong warranty, so you have added confidence that the repair is supported by our team going forward.

Need Heater Repair in New England? Call Propane Plus Heating & Cooling at (508) 252-3359 or send us a message online today.