Your Guide to Comfort and Efficiency

In the cold months of winter, your home's water pipes may be susceptible to freezing temperatures whether they're located inside or outside. A burst pipe can trigger costly repairs and cause collateral damage to your house. It's important to take steps to keep your pipes from freezing when cold snaps hit.

Plumbing problems happen. You could be dealing with anything from a leaky faucet to a building-wide outage. Whether you need routine maintenance or emergency service, finding the right plumber can be challenging. Some plumbing services show up hours late while others never show at all. It might be tempting to attempt a do-it-yourself fix, but that could cost you in the long run too.

Before you sign anything or agree to pay a plumber, be sure to ask these four questions:

Winter is here, which means it’s time to winter proof your plumbing to withstand the cold weather. Here are some tips to prepare your home for the season:

Freezing pipes are a serious hazard during cold winters. Water expands as it freezes, which can cause pipes to break. Then, when the ice melts, water flows out of the pipes and through any breaks or cracks, potentially causing serious water damage in your home or business. Here are a few tips for preventing pipes from freezing, as well as advice about how to fix the situation if it does happen.