Cold winter weather can lead to frozen, burst pipes that create an untold amount of damage in unprepared homes. These smart ...

“If you suspect the pipes are frozen, be careful when thawing them out because if the pipe has already burst, the water will come flowing out and flood your home,” says John ...

An Iowa City resident wrote to Curious Iowa, a series from The Gazette that answers readers’ questions, to find out what ...

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.

When the temperature drops to dangerously cold levels everyone must take notice and use prevention to keep from suffering ...

according to Denver Water, the American Red Cross and metro plumbing experts. High 5 Plumbing usually gets triple the amount of calls because of frozen or burst pipes during and after a cold snap ...

The American Red Cross recommends the following tips to protect pipes from freezing prior to the winter months: Add insulation to attics, basements and crawl spaces. Insulation will maintain higher ...

With temperatures in the single digits and sub-zero wind chills, homeowners need to take action to prevent frozen or burst pipes. Milwaukee Water Works offers multiple tips to keep your home safe ...

“Preventative steps taken now can save you the expense and challenge of dealing with frozen pipes or a burst water meter,” Pauly said. Keep your basement warm: Ensure your basement is properly ...

superintendent of Milwaukee Water Works, in a Monday news release. “Preventative steps taken now can save you the expense and challenge of dealing with frozen pipes or a burst water meter,” Pauly said ...