A homeowner using a hair dryer to thaw a frozen water pipe under a kitchen sink during winter.

What to Do If Your Pipes Freeze This Winter

It’s 6 a.m. on a freezing winter morning. You turn on the faucet—nothing happens. A few seconds later, you hear a strange cracking sound behind the wall. That’s not just inconvenient. That’s the sound of a frozen pipe that could burst at any moment. What you do in the next 10 minutes could save you thousands of dollars in water damage.

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Commercial building inspected during winter weather to prevent frozen pipes, property damage, and costly insurance claims.

5 Winter Readiness Tips to Avoid Insurance Claims

Winter weather can be unpredictable—and costly for businesses. From icy walkways and frozen pipes to vehicle accidents and power outages, winter storms can disrupt operations fast if you’re not prepared.

The good news? Winter risk doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With the right plan in place, you can protect your employees, customers, property, and vehicles before the next storm hits.

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Car driving cautiously on wet icy road with headlights on, symbolizing safe driving practices in extreme weather conditions

How to Drive Safely in Extreme Weather

When severe weather hits—whether it’s snow, ice, heavy rain, or strong winds—getting behind the wheel can be risky. One wrong move could put you, your passengers, and other drivers in danger. But don’t worry—by reading this guide until the end, you’ll learn practical tips that can keep you safe, protect your car, and give you peace of mind no matter what Mother Nature throws your way.

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