You might have a frozen pipe if you turn on the faucet and only a trickle of water comes out. Here's what to do next.

Winter is here in New Jersey. The extreme frigid temperatures not only have residents shivering, but are also causing complications in some homes. The pipes in your home freezing is one ...

Keep cabinets open: If you have interior plumbing along an exterior wall, leave cabinet doors open to allow warm air to circulate around pipes. Run a small stream of water: If temperatures fall ...

Cleveland Water in a Friday news release urged ... used — especially if the faucet is connected to a pipe on an exterior wall or that has frozen in the past. “While running water or increased ...

After realizing that pipes have frozen, people are advised to locate their exterior water shutoff valve and ... indoor plumbing that is on an exterior wall may be at risk. Indoor faucets with ...

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 ...

High 5 Plumbing usually gets triple the amount of calls because of frozen or burst ... the crawl space or a wall facing the street, according to the agency. Water pipes in unheated basements ...

Having experienced frozen pipes firsthand, I recall living in a home where the kitchen sink pipes ran along an exterior wall.

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