Causes of Frozen & Burst Pipes
Frozen & burst pipes are a common problem during cold months when water inside the pipes freezes and expands This expansion puts pressure on the pipe walls causing cracks or complete bursts Homes with poor insulation or pipes exposed to cold air are more vulnerable

Signs of Frozen & Burst Pipes
Recognizing Frozen & Burst Pipes early can prevent major damage Watch for reduced water flow unusual noises or visible leaks in areas like basements attics or near exterior walls Ice on pipes or frost buildup can also indicate freezing

Preventive Measures for Frozen & Burst Pipes
Taking steps to protect your home from frozen & burst pipes is essential Keep pipes insulated seal drafts around doors and windows and let faucets drip during extreme cold This helps relieve pressure and reduce the risk of bursting

Repair and Recovery from Frozen & Burst Pipes
Dealing with frozen & burst pipes requires careful repair Turn off the water supply to prevent flooding and use safe methods to thaw frozen pipes If a pipe has burst replace the damaged section promptly and inspect surrounding areas for water damage to avoid long-term problems