Water monitors and leak detectors are undeniably useful in protecting your home from frozen pipes that are prone to bursting, leaks and other unusual instances of water flow. While most existing water ...

A cold snap could bring frost, ice and plumbing problems. Southern Water has issued a warning to customers, urging them to prepare their homes for freezing temperatures to avoid leaks, burst pipes and ...

IS MOVING FORWARD WITH A MAJOR OVERHAUL OF ITS AGING AND AT TIMES, FAILING INFRASTRUCTURE? THE TOWN’S NEGOTIATING WITH ENGINEERING FIRMS TO FINALIZE PLANS FOR REPLACING DECADES OLD WATER PIPES. WESH ...

An example of lead pipes that deliver water to the nation's homes is on display. (Seth Perlman/AP Photo) This story is part of the WHYY News Climate Desk, bringing you news and solutions for our ...

SPARTANBURG, S.C. (WSPA) – Overnight temperatures in the Upstate are expected to dip below freezing. As residents experience the colder weather, Spartanburg Water has some important tips to keep your ...

FIVE LOCATIONS. MEANTIME, ON THE NORTH SHORE, PEOPLE LIVING THERE ARE PREPPING RIGHT NOW AS WELL. WDSU REPORTER JASMINE FRANKLIN HAS A LOOK AT THE MEASURES THAT THEY’RE TAKING TO PROTECT THEIR PIPES.

Rhode Island is getting the sort of mind-numbing cold that can spell disaster for old New England homes: frozen pipes. Temperatures in the Ocean State are expected to be well below normal, according ...

Frigid temperatures in Kentucky and other states can cause home water pipes to freeze. To prevent freezing, let faucets drip, keep the garage door closed, and maintain a consistent home temperature.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Kansas City Water is asking residents to help identify potential lead pipes that carry drinking water into their homes as part of a federal mandate. The utility identified 27 ...

A water main break that flooded Culver Road in Rochester Nov. 11 is a story not unique to Rochester, with the country’s water infrastructure aging and underfunded, by-and-large. Even with the ...

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — After two water main breaks a week apart disrupted water service in Waterbury and Meriden, communities across Connecticut are wondering about the state of their own pipes.

Schenectady General Services Commissioner Paul LaFond discusses the ruptures to a 36-inch water pipe near the city’s water treatment facility in Rotterdam on Monday. Mayor Gary McCarthy looks on.