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Due to the extremely low temperatures we've been experiencing, we have seen an increase in calls regarding frozen pipes. To help you avoid this issue, here are a few steps you can take to protect your pipes:![]()
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Keep Your Home Warm: Maintain a consistent temperature inside your home, even at night.![]()
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Let Faucets Drip: Allow a small trickle of water to run through faucets connected to exposed pipes. This keeps water moving and reduces the chance of freezing.![]()
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Open Cabinet Doors: Open cabinet doors under sinks to allow warm air to circulate around pipes, especially in kitchens and bathrooms.![]()
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Insulate Pipes: Use pipe insulation or heat tape on exposed pipes in unheated areas like basements, attics, and garages.![]()
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Seal Drafts: Check for and seal any drafts near pipes, particularly around windows, doors, and foundations.![]()
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Disconnect Outdoor Hoses: Disconnect garden hoses and shut off water to outdoor faucets. Use faucet covers for extra protection.![]()
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Taking these precautions can help prevent costly repairs and ensure uninterrupted water service during this cold snap.![]()
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If you suspect a pipe has frozen here are some effective methods to thaw a pipe:![]()
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Turn On the Faucet: This allows water to flow when it begins to thaw and helps relieve pressure.![]()
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Warm the Area Around the Pipe: Use a hair dryer or portable space heater (keep it at a safe distance from flammable materials) to warm the pipe. Increase the temperature in the area where the pipe is located, such as a basement or under a sink.![]()
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Check for Leaks as It Thaws: Be vigilant for leaks as the ice melts. Frozen pipes can crack or burst, leading to water damage. Turn off the main water supply if a leak is detected.![]()
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Call a Professional: If you cannot locate the frozen section or are unable to thaw the pipe safely, contact a plumber for assistance.
Did you know? ๐ง Property owners next to a fire hydrant are responsible for keeping it clear of snow and accessible! ๐โ๏ธ Help your local fire department by ensuring hydrants are easy to locate and use in case of emergencies.![]()
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www.summitwater.us/fire-hydrant-policy/
Cold weather is here, and frozen pipes can cause serious damage to your home or business. Follow these tips to protect your plumbing!![]()
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Visit our website for more information regarding frozen pipes: www.summitwater.us/cold-weather-concerns/
If you received your current statement with annual water overuse charges, you can review your usage online at www.eyeonwater.com.![]()
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Wishing you a happy new year! In case of a water emergency, please call (435) 649-7324 and press 0 to be connected to the on call operator.
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