Protecting your outdoor pipes now can help you avoid costly water damage and big winter emergencies later. Freezing water can crack pipes and flood your home, so experts say insulation is one of the ...

When temperatures plunge, you probably hear the same argument on repeat: should you let your faucets drip or not. The online ...

HOME experts are offering their best advice on how to protect your home during the winter to avoid costly mistakes. Experts ...

A single burst pipe can release gallons of water in minutes, damaging walls, floors, ceilings, furniture, and personal belongings.

The key to avoiding frozen outdoor pipes is turning off the indoor water valve and draining the line before cold hits. Cover faucets after your last fall use or before a freeze, using either ...

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Another arctic blast is now underway here in Arkansas. For weeks now, we've talked at length about cold weather safety and you've probably heard us mention the 4 P's (people, pets, ...

An arctic airmass is expected bring the first freeze of the season Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, along with record lows at several locations across south Louisiana. The week's forecast will ...

ArmaTuff laminated outdoor insulation is designed to offer protection from harmful UV radiation, acid rain, and chemicals. These insulators have a weather-resistant membrane bonded to Armaflex sheets ...

Instead of waiting for the cold weather to arrive, plan ahead to winterize your outdoor plumbing, including both outdoor water faucets and pipes, in order to prevent frozen pipes and water damage.

"Removable insulation blankets, by their nature, are not permanently sealed, and therefore they are not impervious to water," said Brett Herman, Firwin’s V.P. of Sales & Customer Service. "So, the ...

Take a few minutes to handle this easy task now—so you don't have to deal with a hefty plumbing bill later. The key to avoiding frozen outdoor pipes is turning off the indoor water valve and draining ...