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HEATING · REPAIR

No heat? Call us.

Local heater repair in Fairfield County and New Haven County, with 24/7 emergency service for maintenance-plan members.

Phil says: When the heat goes out, every minute matters. Don't wait — call.

HEATING · REPAIR
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We repair oil and propane boilers, furnaces, and water heaters across our Connecticut HVAC service area. Maintenance-plan members receive 24/7 emergency no-heat service. Our trucks are stocked with common failure parts so many repairs can be completed in one visit.

Key takeaways

  • 24/7 no-heat service for maintenance-plan members
  • Trucks stocked with the most common failure parts
  • Oil and propane boilers, furnaces, and water heaters
  • Maintenance plan members get priority scheduling
OVERVIEW

Built around how your home uses propane.

Levco has served Connecticut communities since 1980, making us a trusted name for heater repair across Fairfield and New Haven Counties. We're deeply invested in the comfort and safety of our neighbors, and our trucks are stocked with parts for the most common breakdowns — so we can usually diagnose and fix the problem in a single visit.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Propane delivery, handled.

LEARN MORE

More about this service

Levco technician diagnosing heating controls during a furnace repair visit

Common no-heat causes we see

  • Thermostat — dead batteries, wiring issue, or a failed unit
  • Tripped reset — a "RESET" button on the burner that you can sometimes safely press once
  • Out of fueluncommon with automatic delivery, but a tank gauge stuck above empty or a tripped propane shutoff can still starve the burner
  • Clogged filter or air handlerrestricts airflow, trips the high-limit switch
  • Failed igniter or flame sensorcommon on modern systems, usually a quick fix
  • Bad zone valve or circulatorheat works in one part of the house but not another
  • Cracked heat exchangera safety issue; the system locks out
Levco technician checking a smart thermostat during a no-heat visit

What to try before you call

  1. Check the thermostat — set it 5°F above current temp and confirm the display is on.
  2. Check the breaker for the heating system; reset if tripped.
  1. Step 1Make sure the emergency switch (usually on a basement wall or near the furnace) is ON.
  2. Step 2Check fuel — for oil, the gauge in the tank; for propane, the tank percentage.
  3. Step 3Press the burner reset button once if it's tripped. Do not press it repeatedly.

If none of that brings the heat back, call us — we'll take it from there.

Levco service van arriving at a Connecticut home for a heating repair visit

Why call Levco for repair

  • Localbased in Connecticut, serving CT homes since 1980
  • Fully stocked trucksmost repairs finished in one visit
  • Honest answerswe'll tell you the truth about repair vs. replace
  • 24/7 plan-member availabilitymaintenance-plan members can request emergency service nights, weekends, and holidays
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How fast can you respond to a no-heat call?
Maintenance-plan members can request 24/7 emergency service and receive priority scheduling, subject to call volume, weather, location, and technician availability. Non-plan customers can request service during normal business hours.
Do you offer service nights or weekends?
24/7 emergency service is available only to maintenance-plan members. Non-plan customers can request service during normal business hours.
What brands do you repair?
We service equipment from many leading furnace, boiler, and water-heater manufacturers. Share the model information when you call so we can confirm support and parts availability.
Will you tell me honestly if I should replace instead of repair?
Yes. If your system is past its useful life and the repair is a significant portion of replacement cost, we'll say so. The decision is always yours.

No heat? We'll be there fast.

Talk with a local Levco team member about fuel, service, or equipment for your home.