The likeliest place to find a frozen water pipe is on an exterior wall, or where your water enters the foundation of your home. Look for these signs: Check your roof:What are ice dams and how big ...

But winter can also bring about expensive damages, like frozen pipes. Typical high risk areas for freezing include exterior piles and pipes within exterior walls, as well as exposed pipes that run ...

Winter has fully set in for Northeast Ohio with temperatures in Greater Akron dropping to as low as minus 9 degrees on Wednesday morning. With the cold weather comes the risk of pipes freezing.

Allow water to drip from faucets that are fed by uninsulated pipes in basements, crawlspaces, attics or along exterior walls. Keep the thermostat at the same temperature day and night. Not ...

In the event that your pipes have already frozen, Roto-Rooter has also provided tips to unfreeze them: Shut off the water main leading into the structure and open faucets indoors. This will reduce ...

Water supply pipes in unheated interior areas like basements and crawl spaces, attics, garages, or kitchen cabinets; and Pipes that run against exterior walls that have little or no insulation.

Having experienced frozen pipes ... wall, with a small section exposed outside before continuing into the basement. One winter, when temperatures plunged below zero, the water inside the pipe ...

I recall living in a home where the kitchen sink pipes ran along an exterior wall, with a small section exposed outside before continuing into the basement. One winter, when temperatures plunged below ...