Frozen pipes can burst within just a few hours once temperatures drop below 20 degrees, especially if your pipes aren’t properly insulated. The process happens faster than most homeowners realize—water expands as it freezes, creating pressure that can crack or completely rupture the pipe.
In South Natomas, we see this most often in homes with pipes running through crawl spaces, along exterior walls, or in unheated areas like garages. Even a single night of freezing temperatures can cause enough damage to flood your home with thousands of gallons of water.
That’s why we offer 24/7 emergency response. When you notice reduced water pressure or no water at all during cold weather, every hour matters in preventing a burst pipe disaster.