Frozen Shower Pipe Official

Keep the heat on: Maintain a consistent temperature in your home, even at night or when you are away. Never set your thermostat below 55 degrees Fahrenheit.

Check for Leaks: As the ice melts, inspect the pipe for cracks. A frozen pipe often splits, but you won't see the leak until the ice turns back into water. What to Do if a Pipe Bursts frozen shower pipe

Frost on pipes: Visible ice or condensation on exposed pipes in basements or crawlspaces. Keep the heat on: Maintain a consistent temperature

If the pipe is simply frozen, follow this guide to thaw it safely. A frozen pipe often splits, but you won't

Open the Faucet: Turn on both the hot and cold shower knobs. This relieves pressure in the system and gives the melting water a place to go.

If you see water spraying or notice a major leak after the pipe thaws, follow these steps immediately: