Yes. As water freezes and expands, pressure builds inside the pipe, which can cause it to crack or burst.
When water freezes inside a pipe, it expands and creates pressure within the plumbing system. As that pressure builds, pipes can crack, split, or burst, leading to water damage throughout your home. The longer a frozen pipe remains unaddressed, the greater the risk of costly repairs and property damage.
If you’ve suddenly lost water pressure or suspect a pipe has frozen, it’s important to take action as quickly as possible.
If you believe a pipe has frozen, taking the right steps can help minimize damage while you wait for professional assistance.
Our licensed technicians arrive prepared to locate frozen sections, safely thaw pipes, inspect for damage, and restore normal operation as quickly as possible.
Identify frozen pipes and assess the condition of your plumbing system.
Restore water flow using professional equipment and proven methods.
Look for cracks, leaks, and weaknesses caused by freezing temperatures.
Identify frozen pipes and assess the condition of your plumbing system.
The best frozen pipe repair is one you never need. A few preventative measures can go a long way toward reducing the risk of frozen pipes during cold weather
If you’re unsure whether your plumbing system is adequately protected for winter, our team can inspect your pipes and recommend preventative solutions.
Frozen pipes rarely resolve on their own, and waiting can increase the risk of costly water damage. If you suspect a frozen pipe, contact A-General Plumbing & Sewer Service today for professional assistance.
Yes. As water freezes and expands, pressure builds inside the pipe, which can cause it to crack or burst.
Simple steps like increasing heat and opening cabinet doors can help. Avoid open flames or other risky thawing methods that could damage pipes or create safety hazards.