Did you know that when water freezes inside your plumbing system, extreme pressure can develop, sometimes exceeding 2,000 PSI under certain conditions?
That's more than enough pressure to split copper water lines, damage fittings, and cause costly water damage to your home.
Interestingly, pipes don't always burst where the ice forms. Pressure can build up between an ice blockage and a closed faucet, causing the pipe to rupture elsewhere.
If your water lines freeze, don't wait for the damage to occur. Professional pipe thawing can help restore water flow and reduce the risk of further damage.