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We just turned off our water main to fix a leak. Will it affect our radiant heat?
We just had to turn off our water main in the middle of the night to fix a leak. We have radiant heat - old radiators throughout the house, but with a furnace, not a boiler. Will having the water turned off affect our heat?
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