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The damage caused by frozen and broken water pipes is second only to hurricane damage. Repair costs typically range in tens of thousands of dollars. Most freeze damage occurs within a few hours of a house being filled with water from burst pipes:

• Ruined drywall
• Mold and mildew in walls
• Warped wood
• Ruined carpet
• Destroyed valuables and irreplaceable items

Prevent Freeze Damage

When frozen pipes burst, water floods the home, ruining everything in its path. There are simple things you can do to prevent this costly damage:

• Disconnect all hoses and outside water connections. Shut off and drain water from inside pipes leading to outside faucets. Homeowners might also consider foam insulation for outdoor faucets.
• Seal any leaks in your home, especially in the kitchen and bathroom.
• Insulate exposed pipes with heat tape or northern exposures. Be careful though, because improper insulation could cause a fire.
• Keep your thermostat set to at least 55 degrees when the house is vacant during the winter.
• Have someone look in on your pipes when you go on vacation.
• Drain and shut your water off completely if you are planning on being away from home for an extended period of time during winter months.
• Install a freeze alarm that will alert you of extreme temperatures.

Freeze Alarms

Freeze alarms are a simple way to prevent expensive damage to your home and possessions. They are designed to call up to four numbers when there is an alarm condition so you can prevent freeze damage. Many freeze alarms also monitor for power failure and water leakage.

Defend your home against intrusion and fire, but don’t forget to protect it from the damage caused by extremely cold temperatures. Freeze damage can be costly or impossible to repair so take the preventative measures with a Freeze Alarm.