As much of Puget Sound experiences freezing temperatures this week, experts are warning you to prepare your pipes.

Total Restoration Services offers advice to prevent your home from being damaged by a frozen water line that could burst.

With temperatures dropping below freezing, here are some tips to avoid frozen pipes and a forecast from the National Weather ...

I was at the bottom of my basement steps, bear-hugging a 5-foot-tall, 65-gallon water heater. My brother was at the top, ...

water supply lines in unheated interior areas like attics and basements, and pipes running against exterior walls with little to no insulation. This is particularly a problem in the south because ...

W hen temperatures plummet, homeowners and renters often have the same concern about their residence: Frozen pipes. This ...

Let the cold water drip from a faucet to prevent pipes from freezing. Adding insulation to attics and basements can help keep a house warm to maintain the temperatures of pipes. Pipes aren't the ...

OR WRAP YOUR PIPES WITH INSULATION TAPE. EXPERTS SAY IF YOU HAVE A WATER HEATER, YOU WANT TO TURN THAT SETTING TO PILOT OR VACATION MODE, AND THAT WILL JUST HELP YOU PRESERVE THE WATER PRESSURE.

British Gas, OVO, EDF, EON, Octopus households have been told to take steps to prevent their pipes freezing, which can lead ...

Forecasters anticipate intense cold weather next week in Houston, with temperatures as cold as 20 degrees expected Monday through Wednesday. And broken pipes and damaged homes are the last thing ...

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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 ...