Burst Pipe Dry out & Clean Up

While pipes themselves don't freeze, the water inside them can be at risk. When temperatures drop, the water within pipes undergoes expansion as it transforms into ice, exerting pressure that can lead to pipe wall ruptures or joint breakage. If left undetected, such leaks can result in substantial damage to floors, carpets, drywall, and fiberglass insulation. Burst copper pipes, often used to supply water to plumbing fixtures or circulate water to baseboard radiators, are frequent culprits of significant leaks. While pipes can burst due to various reasons like accidental nail penetration by a carpenter, freezing remains the most common cause of pipe leakage. Protect your pipes from freezing to prevent potential damage and costly repairs.

When plumbing disasters strike and result in burst pipes, the aftermath can be overwhelming. While skilled plumbers handle the necessary repairs to restore your plumbing system, the responsibility of cleaning up and drying the affected areas falls upon you. Swift action is crucial, as water can inflict significant damage that needs immediate attention.

In the United States, over a quarter of a million homes annually fall victim to water damage caused by frozen or burst pipes. Areas experiencing extreme winter cold and high winds that drive the wind chill below freezing temperatures are particularly susceptible to pipe bursts. Insufficient insulation and exposure to frigid winter conditions greatly increase the likelihood of water damage, necessitating professional water damage restoration.

When our techs arrive, they'll immediately begin extracting the water and taking steps to protect your property from water damage.

If your home is suffering water damage from burst or frozen pipes, call us and we'll send a trained restoration professional to stop the water from flooding your home.

"Don't let water from burst pipes ruin your home! Call us now for a free quote."