Key Points Pipes typically freeze around 20°F and can burst as ice expands.Warning signs include no water, low pressure, ...

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.

Protect your pipes and water meter. Wrap exposed pipes with insulation or use electrical heat tracing wire; newspaper or fabric might also work. For outside meters, keep the lid to the meter pit ...

Protecting your plumbing from freezing temperatures is simple and can prevent thousands of dollars of damage. Draining outdoor hoses is one of the easiest and most protective winterization measures ...

Frigid temperatures in Kentucky and other states can cause home water pipes to freeze. To prevent freezing, let faucets drip, ...

Learn when and how to drip faucets, which pipes are most at risk, and what to do if your pipes freeze during Oklahoma’s winter weather.