Fall is Here — Don’t Forget This Simple Step to Protect Your Home!
- Rapid Response Plumbing

- Nov 2
- 1 min read
As the crisp air rolls in and temperatures start to drop, it’s the perfect time to prepare your home for the colder months ahead. One of the easiest — yet most often overlooked tasks is disconnecting your outdoor hoses before freezing weather sets in.

Why It’s So Important
Leaving hoses connected can trap water inside the faucet and hose. When temperatures dip below freezing, that water can expand — causing pipes to crack, burst, or leak. Even one night of freezing temperatures can lead to costly damage and unwanted plumbing repairs.
Rapid Response Plumbing’s Fall Checklist
To keep your plumbing system safe and sound, our experts recommend:
✅ Disconnecting all outdoor hoses and draining them completely
✅ Turning off outdoor water valves (if your home has them)
✅ Installing faucet covers or insulation to protect spigots
✅ Inspecting for leaks or drips before winter fully sets in
Stay Ahead of the Cold
Taking just a few minutes now can prevent a big (and expensive) headache later. At Rapid Response Plumbing, we’re here to help you keep your home’s plumbing in top shape — no matter the season.
If you suspect any frozen pipe issues or need help preparing your plumbing for winter, give us a call! 💧❄️ #FallPrep #HomeMaintenanceTips #PlumbingTips #RapidResponsePlumbing
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