Key Points Protecting your plumbing from freezing temperatures is simple and can prevent thousands of dollars of damage.

Consumer Reports delivers money-saving advice to avoid frozen pipes at home and to deal with the aftermath if your pipes ...

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NWS says the watch is in effect from now until Friday at 9 a.m. The watch is also in effect for parts of western and ...

TULSA, Okla. — Frozen or burst pipes can throw a wrench in a homeowner's day and drain their pocketbook. Pipes obviously freeze more during the winter, but the chance of them bursting also goes up. 2 ...

"Open the faucet up and let it drip out. Now you have constant flow of water going through the pipe." PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- These bone-chilling last few days have put pipes around the region through ...

With temperatures dropping, many homes are at risk for freezing pipes. This happens because water expands as it freezes, putting pressure on metal or plastic pipes and causing them to break. It's ...

As the year comes to an end, plumbers are preparing for the longest, coldest two months of the year. January and February are widely considered in the plumbing industry to be the prime pipe-freezing ...

Water expands as it freezes, putting pressure on whatever contains it. Pipes that are more likely to freeze are those exposed to cold in uninsulated areas, including crawl spaces and attics, as well ...

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