
Frozen pipes (no water from a faucet)
A faucet gives a trickle or nothing on a very cold morning.
What you're probably seeing
A faucet gives a trickle or nothing on a very cold morning.
Likely causes
- Pipes in outside walls, crawl spaces, attics or garages froze.
- Heat was off or low in part of the house.
Safe checks you can do now
- Keep the faucet open and warm the pipe gently with a hair dryer. Never use a flame.
- Open cabinet doors so warm air reaches the pipes.
- Know where your main shutoff is in case it bursts.
When to call a pro
You can't find the frozen section, or you see a bulge, crack or leak.
General information about common causes, not a diagnosis of your home.
FAQ
Quick answers
Who fixes frozen pipes (no water from a faucet)?
A plumber. Call (833) 835-1569 to connect with an independent local plumber.
How much does it typically cost?
Pipe repair: $400–$2,000 (HomeGuide 2026 national ranges). Your pro sets the real number after seeing the job.
When should I call?
You can't find the frozen section, or you see a bulge, crack or leak.
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