As colder temperatures move in, residents are being reminded to protect their homes from frozen pipes. Experts say preparation is key before freezing weather arrives. That includes insulating exposed pipes, sealing air leaks around doors and windows, and knowing how to shut off your water if needed. When temperatures drop below freezing, let faucets drip slightly to keep water moving, especially in unheated areas. If pipes do freeze, shut off the water immediately and thaw them slowly — never with an open flame. Officials also urge remembering the four P’s during cold weather: people, pets, plants, and pipes. Taking a few simple steps now can help prevent costly damage later.
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