Home Improvement Asked by C Caldwell on October 15, 2020
We have a brand new boiler and hot water heater. The city is turning our water off at the main for approximately 6+ hours for maintenance. Do I have to do anything? They’re both run on natural gas. Thanks
Yes, I think it would be a good idea to shut the main water supply valve off to the hot water heating system during that time. You are likely to loose water pressure to the house during that time. The heat system should work fine during that time. Then when you know that water pressure has been reestablished, open several of he faucets throughout the house, allow them to run long enough to dispel all of the air from the house piping, 2 to 3 minutes, then reopen the valve to the heating system. For the water heater I would shut that off as well. You will have to open this valve again before doing the air flush. Happy heating, P.
Answered by Paul Logan on October 15, 2020
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