Central New York has had it's fair share of water main breaks, but why is it more frequent in the winter and how does the ...

With cold weather on deck, here's how to protect your pipes from freezing, winterize your home, winter fire safety tips and more.

As an Arctic blast grips Bucks County, failure to prepare can cause damage to homes and cost homeowners thousands in repairs. Here's what to do.

adding the wells have all been insulated, winterized and prepared for what's ahead. Frozen pipes could lead to broken pipes. If the water pressure falls below 20 Psi, MLGW will have to issue a ...

For the water lines, Tony Shelton, the manager at Roto-Rooter suggests having insulation ... your outside spigots. You can also open your cabinet doors inside to help bring the interior pipes ...

Keep the outside valve open so that any water remaining in the pipe can expand without causing the pipe to break. Add insulation to attics, basements and crawl spaces. Insulation will maintain ...

The first thing you should do to protect your pipes is get outside and ensure ... water and cover it with a water heater blanket and duct tape or some other form of insulation.

You also want to insulate it so that that cable is not exposed to the outside elements.” Pipes crack and burst when water, which expands when frozen, is left stagnant in them. Weiland said ...

Other precautions to prevent freezing pipes include wrapping pipes and meters with insulation or heat tape, keeping cabinets ...

“Insulating the pipes with either store-bought insulation ... Other tips include: Cover irrigation systems. Don’t cover outdoor tankless water heaters. Power it down before bed and trickle ...

There are a few steps you can take to protect your home from damaged pipes, according to Milwaukee Water Works: Keep your basement warm: Ensure your basement is properly heated or insulated. Pipes ...

As parts of Texas brace for Winter Storm Cora, freezing temperatures threaten plumbing. Here's how to protect pipes during freeze warnings.