Frozen and burst pipes can cause some of the worst home disasters, but we have five high-tech solutions to keep things toasty.

Apply heat to the frozen pipe by warming the air around it, or by applying heat directly to a pipe. You can use a hair dryer, space heater or hot water. Avoid using kerosene heaters or open flames. Once the pipes have thawed, turn the water back on slowly and check for cracks and leaks.

Broome County Emergency Services Director Neil Haight offers advice on how to safely keep your home warm through extreme cold.

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As St. Louis experiences its first bitter cold snap of 2025, plumbers are encouraging homeowners to pay close attention to their water pipes to avoid costly repairs.