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Frozen pipe repair near you.
Thaw frozen pipes safely and repair any that split. Thawing alone is fairly cheap. A pipe that has cracked costs more.
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What's included
Frozen pipe repair
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Finding the frozen section
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Thawing pipes with safe heat
- 3
Repairing or replacing split pipe
- 4
Insulating exposed pipes to prevent a repeat
What's included
- Finding the frozen section
- Thawing pipes with safe heat
- Repairing or replacing split pipe
- Insulating exposed pipes to prevent a repeat
Signs it's time
- Only a trickle or no water from a tap during a freeze
- Frost on exposed pipes
- Bulging or cracked pipe
- Odd smells from drains
How frozen pipe repair is priced
Thawing is often a flat fee. If the pipe has burst or is leaking, you pay for the repair as well. Prices vary by area, so compare quotes from two or three local pros for the same scope.
Questions to ask before you hire
- 01Is thawing a flat fee or hourly?
- 02Will you check for cracks once the water is back on?
- 03Which pipes should I insulate before the next freeze?
FAQ
Frozen pipe repair questions
Can I thaw a frozen pipe myself?
You can open the tap and use a hair dryer or space heater nearby. Never use an open flame. If you can't find the frozen spot or the pipe is cracked, call a plumber.
How do I stop pipes freezing?
Insulate pipes in attics, garages and outside walls, drip faucets on very cold nights, open sink cabinets, and cover outdoor faucets.
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