How we can help
Front Range cold snaps can take temperatures from mild to below zero in a single night, and pipes in exterior walls, crawl spaces and garages freeze fast. A frozen pipe often does not leak until it thaws.
We thaw lines safely with pipe-thawing equipment, never open flame, repair any splits and show you how to protect the vulnerable runs before the next freeze.
When to call a plumber
- No water from one or more faucets in freezing weather
- Frost on exposed pipes
- Bulging or cracked pipe sections
- Water stains appearing as temperatures rise
- Strange smells from a drain or faucet
What is included
- Safe electric pipe thawing
- Repair of split or burst sections
- Inspection of other at-risk lines
- Insulation and heat-tape options
- Outdoor faucet winterization
Common questions
What should I do if my pipes are frozen?
Open the affected faucet, turn off the main water supply if you suspect a split, and warm the area gently with a space heater or hair dryer. Never use a torch. If you cannot find the frozen section, call us.
At what temperature do pipes freeze in Denver?
Pipes are at risk once outdoor temperatures stay below about 20°F for several hours, sooner for lines in uninsulated exterior walls, crawl spaces and garages.
Areas we cover
Copperline offers this service throughout the Denver metro area, including: