Frozen pipes are a nightmare to deal with when the temperature drops, but it can be prevented. Frozen pipes can happen at any ...

You might have a frozen pipe if you turn on the faucet and only a trickle of water comes out. Here's what to do next.

Winter weather is expected to hit the Mid-South early Tuesday morning, meaning it's time for a refresher on how to prepare ...

With the harsh cold comes the threat of frozen pipes. Channel 11 talked to a local plumber about what people can do to ...

Drain swimming pool and sprinkler water. Remove, drain and turn off hoses. Add insulation to crawl spaces, attics and ...

Protect your pipes and water meter. Wrap exposed pipes with insulation or use electrical heat tracing wire; newspaper or fabric might also work. For outside meters, keep the lid to the meter pit ...

Did you forget to leave the heat on or a faucet dripping and now you have a frozen pipe on your hands? Boiling water isn't ...

Protecting your outdoor pipes now can help you avoid costly water damage and big winter emergencies later. Freezing water can ...

With cold temperatures gripping northern Illinois, homeowners need to be aware of the possibility of pipes freezing. The ...

Once the frozen pipe has been identified, the best way to thaw it is to apply heat to the pipe, using a hair dryer, rags or ...