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Nothing is worse than finding yourself in a situation in which you wake up and find no water coming from your faucet, frost on your pipes, or worse yet – flooding within your home. Chances are, you’re dealing with a frozen or burst pipe somewhere in your home that requires repair.
Luckily, Biagi Plumbing is nearby & ready to save the day! However, there are ways to catch a cracked pipe before you’re looking at having to spend lots of money on repairs. If you notice any of the following, call the professionals at Biagi Plumbing right away for a frozen/burst pipe repair.
While burst pipes are certainly more common in winter due to freezing temperatures, they can still happen in the summertime too! Complications like aging pipes, sudden water pressure spikes, or ground shifts during hot Lake Forest, IL area weather can lead to a burst pipe.
The time it takes our team to repair a burst pipe will depend on the severity of the damage and the location of the pipe. Our professional plumbers aim to resolve your pipe issues as quickly as possible, often completing the repair within just a few hours! Your Biagi Plumbing specialist will be able to give you a better timeline after assessing your situation.
Absolutely! Maintaining proper water pressure, scheduling routine plumbing inspections, and addressing small leaks promptly are all key steps to take to avoid burst pipes year-round.
Burst pipe repair costs vary quite a bit based on the extent of damage and the pipe’s location. Seasonal promotions and proactive plumbing checks in the summer can certainly help reduce potential repair costs. In any case, it’s best to just call (847) 512-8921 to speak with one of our helpful Customer Service Representatives who will be able to answer all your questions and give you a complimentary price estimate.
During the winter, water expands as it freezes, putting pressure on your pipes. This is the most common way that pipes burst. However, factors like corrosion, increased pressure, or shifting soil can cause pipe failures in the summertime as well.