There are many ways to insulate your home beyond a space heater or boiler. Experts recommend using draft guards, window ...

Preventing frozen pipes is a lot easier and less risky than thawing frozen pipes. When preparing a home for cold weather, make a note of when to worry about pipes freezing so you can take the right ...

If you don't insulate your water pipes properly you are running the risk that they will freeze and burst. That, says the Association of German Engineers (VDI), could cause extensive damage and expense ...

When you're stuck scraping ice off your windshield on a cold winter morning, it might feel like the effects of the freezing temperatures can't get any worse. But then you come home from work, and all ...

Bundle up, everyone. The temperature is expected to drop in the coming week in Louisiana, with a forecast down in the low 20s expected Jan. 16. It's time to give a home's water pipes a little extra ...

With cold weather on deck, here's how to protect your pipes from freezing, winterize your home, winter fire safety tips and more. Freezing conditions could kill crops, sensitive vegetation and could ...

CLEVELAND — With frigid temperatures taking hold across Northeast Ohio, frozen pipes become a big concern throughout the winter. But there are some simple tips to help keep your pipes from freezing.

Water expands as it freezes, putting pressure on whatever contains it. Pipes that are more likely to freeze are those exposed to cold in uninsulated areas, including crawl spaces and attics, as well ...

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 ...

Snow, ice, wind and frigid temperatures can have devastating effects on your home.There are steps you can take to prevent damage and avoid having to spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars on ...

The key to thawing frozen pipes is consistent gentle heat. Use a space heater or hairdryer but never an open flame. When in doubt, call a plumber.