To summarize, use a foam cover if your faucet sits flush with a wall. If you have an oddly shaped faucet - in a historic home, for instance, or if you have a freestanding spigot - use a fabric cover.

A: Homeowners insurance does cover damage from busted pipes. The protection homeowners have is usually two-fold: first, insurers commonly explicitly cover damage that's caused by burst or ruptured ...

HOUSTON — As we continue to thaw out after last week's freeze, a lot of you are dealing with damage to your home from pipes that have burst. Below is what you need to know about insurance. Our ...

If that same pipe burst in a finished basement, personal property coverage would cover the cost of items like TVs, computers, furniture, or items in storage that sustained water damage.

What to do if your home warranty doesn’t cover frozen pipes If your home warranty doesn't cover frozen pipes, here are some steps you can take. First, consider additional coverage.

If pipes do bust, homeowners insurance won't usually pay for a plumber to access the pipe and repair it. However, it should pay for any damage the water causes to items like floors, ceilings ...

Local News Renter's insurance will help cover damages caused by broken pipes during winter storm Repairs in homes damaged by broken pipes during the extreme cold weather in Texas are underway.

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HOUSTON — As we continue to thaw out after last week's freeze, a lot of you are dealing with damage to your home from pipes that have burst. Below is what you need to know about insurance. Our ...