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Frozen Pipe Risk Check for Concord, NH

January nights in Concord fall well below freezing, and pipes in exterior walls and unheated spaces split first. Check the risks that apply to see where your home stands.

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Why pipes freeze in Concord, NH

Exterior walls and unheated spaces

Pipes beside cold sheathing or in a garage, porch, crawl space or attic lose heat fastest, and those are the runs that split first.

Deep cold and wind

January lows in Concord average in the teens and cold snaps drop below zero. Wind through gaps in older sill plates and walls chills pipes further.

The thaw is when the water comes

Ice in a split pipe holds the water back. When the pipe thaws, water pours into the wall or ceiling, often while nobody is home.

Already wet? See frozen pipe water damage, burst pipe water damage and structural drying in Concord.

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Frozen Pipe Risk Check questions

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Which pipes freeze first in a Concord home?

Pipes in exterior walls, under sinks on outside walls and in unheated garages, porches, crawl spaces and attics freeze first.

What temperature should the heat stay at when I travel?

Most plumbers and insurers suggest keeping the heat at 55 degrees or more, with cabinet doors open on outside walls during deep cold.

How do I know a pipe has frozen?

Little or no water from a faucet in freezing weather is the classic sign. Frost on an exposed pipe or a bulge in the pipe points to the frozen spot.

What should I do if a pipe bursts?

Shut off the main water valve, turn off power to wet areas if it is safe, and call. Extraction and drying should start before the water spreads.

Does insurance cover a frozen pipe?

Many policies cover sudden water damage from a frozen pipe, but some exclude it when a home was left without heat. Coverage depends on your policy, so check with your own insurer.

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Frozen pipe split in Concord? Get the water out now.

Water from a thawed pipe spreads through walls and ceilings fast. The extraction crew pulls it and dries the cavity.

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