Frozen Pipe Repair in Plano & DFW

Frozen pipes can burst without warning. If your water stopped flowing during a freeze, don't apply heat until we've checked for cracks. Call us — we average 45 minutes to your door in our core DFW area.

Why DFW Pipes Freeze

North Texas homes aren’t built for sustained freezes. Pipes in exterior walls, unconditioned crawl spaces, garages, and attics are the most vulnerable. Even moderate freezes — 20°F to 27°F for several hours — are enough to freeze a pipe that isn’t insulated.

What To Do (and What Not To Do)

If you have no water flow, don’t use a torch, heat gun, or space heater directly on the pipe — that can crack the pipe or start a fire. Open cabinet doors under sinks to let warm air in. Keep a trickle of cold water running from the affected faucet. Then call us. We use safe thawing equipment and check for splits before water pressure returns.

After the Thaw

Even if the pipe didn’t burst this time, a freeze weakens pipe walls. We’ll inspect the affected section, insulate the vulnerable run, and note any spots that need protection before next winter.

Everything We Offer

Safe electric pipe thawing
Inspection for stress cracks after freeze
Pipe insulation in unheated spaces
Exterior wall pipe protection
Attic and crawl space pipe checks
Garden hose bib winterization
Burst pipe repair if split occurs
Pressure test after thaw

FAQ

Frozen Pipe Repair in Plano & DFW — Common Questions

Straight answers before you call.

My water came back on after thawing — do I still need a plumber?

It's smart to have the pipe inspected. Freezing stresses the pipe wall even when it doesn't burst visibly. Small cracks can leak inside walls for weeks before you notice damage.

Which pipes freeze first in a DFW home?

Pipes on exterior walls, in attics, in unconditioned garages, and under mobile homes are highest risk. Supply lines to outdoor faucets and irrigation systems are also vulnerable.

How do I prevent frozen pipes next time?

Insulate exposed pipes in unheated spaces. Disconnect garden hoses before a freeze. Open cabinet doors under sinks on exterior walls. A slow drip from cold faucets helps when temps drop below 20°F overnight.

Can you fix a frozen pipe that has already burst?

Yes. We shut off the water, thaw or remove the frozen section, replace the damaged pipe, and restore service — all on the same visit in most cases.

How much does frozen pipe repair cost?

We don't quote prices without diagnosing the problem — that's what flat-rate means. You get a written quote before any work begins. Our $69 call-out fee is credited to your invoice if we do the repair.