First, you’re going to want to keep your indoor faucet on at a drip. That small stream of water running through the pipes will help prevent it from freezing.

When temps dip below freezing, failure to prepare for the weather can cause damage to homes and cost homeowners thousands of dollars in repairs.

One drawback to cooler temperatures is the possibility of freezing pipes in your house, which is common in locations with bitter-cold winters. Pipes can freeze when temperatures dip to 20 degrees ...

Just sliding a sock over each blade the night before you expect wintery weather should keep them from icing over or freezing to the windshield, but you can also lift them up for added protection.

When temps dip below freezing, failure to prepare for the weather can cause damage to homes and cost homeowners thousands of dollars in repairs.

New Jersey is starting to brace itself for some cold, winter weather. Here's what you can do to prevent them from freezing, and if they do freeze, how to thaw them out ...

Before temperatures stay at or below freezing for 90 hours straight in the Upstate, learn how to keep your pipes from freezing.

Pennsylvania American Water has offered tips about how to prevent your pipes from freezing and what to do if they freeze.

Open kitchen and bathroom cabinets: Allowing warm air to circulate around exposed pipes can help prevent freezing. Let faucets drip: Running a slow trickle of water can keep pipes from freezing.