Frozen pipes can cause water damage in a number of ways. When water in a pipe freezes, it expands, which can cause the pipe to burst. If the pipe bursts, it can release a large amount of water, which can cause significant damage to the surrounding area.

Even if the pipe does not burst, a frozen pipe can still cause damage. When a pipe is frozen, the water inside is not flowing, which can cause problems for the plumbing system as a whole. For example, if the frozen pipe is in the main water line leading to a house, the lack of flowing water can prevent the entire plumbing system from functioning properly. This can cause damage to fixtures and appliances that rely on the water supply, such as toilets and washing machines.

To prevent frozen pipes, it is important to take steps to insulate pipes in areas that are prone to freezing, such as unheated basements or crawl spaces. It is also important to allow a small trickle of water to flow through the pipes, especially during very cold weather, as this can help to prevent them from freezing. If you suspect that a pipe may be frozen, you should take steps to thaw it as soon as possible to prevent it from bursting.

Pure Properties LLC Restoration can securely dry, deodorize, and sanitize your property if you experience flooding as a consequence of a frozen and burst water line. We are water damage restoration experts that have had extensive training and are IICRC Certified, licensed, and insured. To lessen the devastating impacts of water damage, call (336) 848-1382. We are ready and on call around-the-clock, seven days a week, to send out a rapid reaction water mitigation team that can defend your interests on the scene in under an hour.