Before winter arrives, disconnect your outdoor water hose from your spigots. Frozen water can back up into your home and lead to expensive repairs.

Worried about ice dams? We ask the experts what steps you should take to prevent them from causing real damage to your home.

Over time, ice dams can allow the intrusion of water beneath roof shingles, potentially causing damage and mold.

HomeServe reports six essential steps for homeowners post-blizzard: check detectors, inspect plumbing, monitor for damage, ...

In the cold temps, ice and snow accumulation can destroy your roof, your HVAC system, your plumbing, and your hardscapes.

Water rarely announces itself with drama until it has already done the worst damage. The quiet trend changing that reality is ...

If your heat is still functional, take steps to keep it inside the home by sealing window and door frames with adhesive tape.

Locate a working flashlight and keep it, and a blanket, handy.

Pipes along exterior walls are especially vulnerable during extreme cold. Plumbers recommend letting faucets run overnight with a small, steady stream rather than a slow drip. Moving water is less ...

Dress in layers. Keep your car's gas tank full. Charge all your electronic devices. Here's how to prepare for the frigid ...

We asked pros for the best gear to help with storm-related snow, ice and anything else Mother Nature throws your way. Faucet socks, anyone?