It is bitterly cold outside. Sub-zero temperatures are exposing tri-state residents to frigid weather and the associated ...

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Countless cables are used in the home — whether for charging smartphones, transferring data, or connecting audio systems. However, frequent use and regular bending can quickly lead to unsightly ...

Pollick said that with the coming of freezing temperatures, freezing pipes can come with them ... the difference between having your provider fix the problem, or you footing the bill to ...

With single-degree temperatures coming, Mr. Fix It Lou Manfredini shares tips for preparing your home and protecting your pipes. Love the WGN Morning News? We love you, too. And you can have all ...

It’s always best to let your faucets drip to keep pipes from freezing and bursting. However, not all water systems in homes and businesses can be set to drip.

Here's what you can do to protect your pipes this winter, and what a frozen pipe could cost you to fix: How much does it cost to fix a frozen pipe? If damage is less serious, costs may come in ...

The shelter was scheduled to open in December, but a broken sprinkler burst, delaying its opening. People who were set to move in were sent to temporary motels until the damage could be fixed.

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Frozen pipes can cause a headache, but knowing how to spot, prevent and fix them can bring relief to those experiencing the effects of the New Jersey cold. It is fair to suspect a frozen pipe when ...

Starting with your sprinkler system ... More advice from Woodard on other pipes around your house. Cover all the pool PVC pipes that are exposed. You can use blankets, sweaters or anything ...