Winter weather can be tough on your home — especially your outdoor faucets. Recently, while clearing snow off my back deck, I ...

Frozen water expands and builds pressure that will cause pipes to burst. Moving water is less likely to freeze and relieves ...

Take a few minutes to handle this easy task now—so you don't have to deal with a hefty plumbing bill later. The key to avoiding frozen outdoor pipes is turning off the indoor water valve and draining ...

When extended periods of cold weather are forecast, make sure to let your faucets drip. Learn how many you need to keep on to ...

With impending winter storms and deep freezes, it's important to protect your plants and lawn. But don't forget about exposed ...

Here's how to keep your outdoor faucets from freezing before the storm, plus the Whataburger cup hack everyone's talking about.

Even if you don't use your outside faucet in the winter, a frozen pipeline is often much more than a simple nuisance – at worst, it can burst, causing extensive damage. But, will covering a faucet in ...

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Local contractor shares tips to prevent costly pipe damage as temperatures drop.

An arctic cold front is bringing dangerous freezes to Texas. Here's when and how to protect pipes and faucets amid this ...