If you have an older propane gas furnace, one problem you may run into over the course of a long heating season is a burned-out pilot light. The primary cause of pilot light outage is a draft (see below). But other, more significant problems could also be causing the pilot light to go out, including: […]
Spring weather can certainly have its ups and downs here in Pennsylvania, with average temperatures dipping into the low 50s all the way into May. If you’re a restaurant owner with an outdoor deck or patio somewhere in our service area, you have to do SOMETHING to cope with erratic weather if you want to […]
After a slow start, winter 2020/21 has really hit its stride here in Pennsylvania (as we predicted in our last blog), and your heating system has been hard at work protecting your family from temperature drops caused by 2021’s appearance of the polar vortex. These sudden dips can cause your heating system to use propane […]
We’ve had a mild winter so far here in Pennsylvania, but that could soon change pretty drastically as we could be welcoming our old friend the polar vortex (remember him)? Yes, that’s the same polar vortex that single-digit lows and below-zero windchills for much of the state in 2019, and record lows for the region […]
It’s going to be a long winter for all of us this year – one where we’ll have to spend a lot of time indoors dealing with far more than the usual winter stresses. In other words, it’s the perfect winter to spend A LOT of time in front of your fireplace. The problem with doing […]
About nine percent of Pennsylvania homeowners use propane to heat their homes – less than one-third the number that use electricity for that purpose. But are those electricity users getting the most heating bang for their buck? Like electricity, propane gas is versatile enough to power almost any appliance. The difference is that propane will almost […]
To keep a propane-powered commercial fleet up, running, and productive, you have to make smart choices – the first and most important of which is who your fuel provider will be.
Most of us love to gather around a hearth, especially on cold days and nights here in central and southeastern Pennsylvania.
Clean, green, versatile propane gas is the perfect way to power just about any equipment or vehicle on your farm – and Koppy’s Propane has plenty of it on hand to keep your operation up, running and productive in this critical time of year.
If you use propane to heat your Pennsylvania home, you already know how efficient and effective it is.
