Pipe Repair

Common Pipe Problems

Repairing Frozen Pipes

How Do I Fix A Burst Pipe?

Pinhole Leak

1. Wrap the pipe tightly in duct tape. In some cases, this will apply enough pressure to temporarily stop the leak. If this doesn’t work, it’s time to bring out a new set of tools.
2. Place a piece of rubber over the leaking area, and place a small block of wood on top.
3. Take a C-clamp and use it to secure the wood and rubber to the pipe. Fasten the clamp down until it’s tight enough to hold in place.

For Larger Leaks

1. Make sure you have a sleeve clamp that exactly fits your pipe.
2. Place a piece of rubber down on the pipe, and fasten the two halves of the clamp around it and the pipe.
3. Use a screwdriver to connect and tighten the two halves of the clamp.

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