A major concern during freezing weather is pipes bursting. If you have a busted pipe, the first thing you need to do is shut off the water to your house and drain the pipes.

There is no guarantee your pipes won't freeze in the bitter cold. But you can try to prevent it by keeping a slight drip on faucets. This keeps water flowing instead of freezing as it sits still. You ...

Cleveland Water in a Friday news release urged customers to protect their water pipes from freezing and possibly bursting, leading to “significant damage and costly repairs.” ...

It’s been a historic month for Augusta—our VIPIR-6 Alert Team is expecting a second round of snow in the coming days. No ...

Central Virginia has a very interesting weather setup coming up later this weekend and early next week, and it all has to do with an arctic front coming through later Saturday and early Sunday and ...

We may be running out of time to prepare for the extreme cold but if you haven't prepared your pipes, car and heating options ...

“These water sensors detect excess water and can automatically shut off ... room sink. For people who often travel for business or pleasure, Panasyuk also suggests shutting off the water supply ...

1. Allow a small trickle of water to run overnight, no this won't mess up your water bill. The preferred way to let a faucet ...

Locate the water meter near the street or sidewalk; the shut-off valve may be inside or near the same box. Look for a small ...

Many shut-off valves are located in easy-to-access areas indoors. If yours is, it should only take a couple of minutes to find it. The main water shut-off valves are often positioned along the ...

Once service is restored, all water used for drinking or cooking should be boiled as a precaution. Water should hold a ...