Even in Las Vegas, pipes can freeze. Frozen pipes are a familiar terror to our East Coast brethren, but a relatively rare occurrence in warmer regions. Temperatures are becoming increasingly unpredictable even in warmer climates, and there has been an increase in recent years of frozen pipes throughout the Las Vegas Valley. Water freezes at…
Frozen pipes are probably the last thing on your mind when it’s still warm outside. The best time to take precautions against the cold winter’s effects on your plumbing is in the fall when it’s just beginning to cool down. While frozen pipes aren’t as big of a concern in Las Vegas as they are…
While not an incredibly common occurrence in Las Vegas, frozen pipes still pose a very real threat. A frozen pipe is exactly what it sounds like: when the water inside your pipes freezes, and nothing can be pumped through. Having no fresh water to drink, bathe in, and cook with is enough of a concern,…
People flock to Las Vegas to avoid the cold, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that your plumbing is entirely safe. Temperatures can go below the freezing point in the colder winter months, and many locals aren’t nearly as prepared for the icy weather as they should be. While water freezing in the pipes is a…