The rule of thumb for pipes freezing and possibly bursting in less insulated homes is temperatures staying below 20 degrees ...

Ditch burst pipes and water damage this winter with these tips. They'll save you from the headache and the costly repairs.

Brian Pritchard, president of A to Z Plumbing, believes the cost of fixing a frozen pipe is going to be much higher than ...

With temperatures dropping below freezing for the first time in 2025, now's a good time to make sure the pipes around your ...

With the cold weather incoming, residents are encouraged to take precautions to protect people, pets, plants and pipes using ...

Well-insulated basements and crawl spaces will also help protect pipes.Have a reliable backup power source. If the lights go out, continuous power will keep you warm and help to prevent frozen ...

From plastic wrapping windows to insulating pipes, there are plenty of ways to protect your home when the temperatures begin to drop.

Preventing frozen pipes doesn’t require an extensive home renovation. Experts suggest that a few simple solutions can significantly reduce the risk. Roland Ostrout, Store Leader at Ace Hardware, ...

One way to prevent frozen pipes and the damage that comes with them, is to insulate pipes where water tends to linger, ...

The utility said its stocking extra chemicals and filling storage tanks to maintain a safe and drinkable water supply.

Some of those include pipe insulation, letting water drip from your faucets, and closing outside vents, crawl spaces, and ...

Every year, about 250,000 homes in the U.S. suffer damage from frozen and burst water pipes, according to NerdWallet.