When the temperature plunges and your furnace hiccups at 2 a.m., the real danger is not just a chilly house but the quiet ...

When temperatures dip below freezing during winter, failure to prepare for frigid weather can cause significant damage to homes and not only cause headaches for homeowners but also cost them thousands ...

No water or low water pressure: This is the most obvious sign. If you turn on a faucet and no water comes out, or only a trickle, it could indicate a frozen pipe. Discolored water: If you do get water ...

If you do have a burst pipe, you can turn the stop tap clockwise to stop the water. If you have home insurance, check with ...

Freezing temps are on the way this week for parts of Florida. Should you be letting your faucets drip so your pipes won't ...

Sub-zero temperatures are headed for large swaths of the country this week, including Indiana, as a blast of arctic air slams into the Midwest. Morning lows Thursday, Dec. 4, will drop into the single ...

Once you’ve experienced the trauma of frozen water pipes, you take extremely cold weather and your home’s vulnerability more seriously. The low temperature freezes the water inside the pipes. The ...

When temperatures plunge, the most expensive damage in your home often starts inside a narrow copper or plastic line hidden in a wall. A single burst pipe can soak drywall, buckle flooring, and force ...

BRITISH GAS has warned households to take action to prevent pipes freezing, but if they do you must follow one specific rule.

Freezing temps are expected this week across parts of Florida. Should you drip faucets to help prevent pipes from freezing?