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Yes, Freon can be dangerous and potentially fatal in high concentrations because it displaces oxygen and can cause serious breathing and heart problems when inhaled.
A house sewer line is the main pipe that carries wastewater from your home to the municipal sewer system or a septic tank. It’s important because any damage or blockage can cause backups, health risks, and costly property damage.
Your home needs a pressure vacuum breaker to prevent contaminated water from flowing back into your home’s drinking water supply, especially from irrigation or outdoor plumbing systems.
Yes, you can usually use the toilet during a power outage, as long as your home has water pressure. Most toilets rely on gravity and water supply, not electricity, to flush.
You keep cabinets open in winter to let warm air circulate around the pipes. When the doors stay closed, the space inside those cabinets can get much colder than the rest of your home, increasing the risk of pipes freezing. Opening them allows heat to reach the plumbing and helps prevent a freeze.
Indoor air quality is essential for a healthy home—it affects how you breathe, sleep, and feel every day. Clean air reduces allergens, dust, and pollutants, protecting your family’s health and comfort year-round. 72 Degrees offers advanced indoor air quality systems and expert maintenance to keep your home’s air fresh, balanced, and safe.
Yes, you can call 72 Degrees Texas 24 hours a day for a burst pipe. Our U.S.-based call centers are available 24/7 to take emergency calls and dispatch help as quickly as possible.
Fixing a burst pipe typically costs a few hundred dollars for a simple, exposed repair, but the price can increase significantly if the pipe is hidden, underground, or has caused water damage.
Yes, most burst pipes can be repaired or replaced, depending on the extent of the damage and the condition of the surrounding plumbing.
Pipes most often burst when water inside them freezes and expands, but age, corrosion, high water pressure, and physical damage can also weaken pipes and cause them to rupture.
When a pipe bursts, shut off your main water valve immediately, turn off electricity to affected areas, remove standing water if it’s safe to do so, and call a licensed plumber right away.
No, water pooling under your water heater is not normal and often indicates a leaking, corroded, or cracked tank that may need to be replaced.

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