Crawl space before: split copper pipe with water spraying onto the joists
Before
The same pipe after: new section soldered in and wrapped in insulation
After

Kitchen supply line, after the repair and new insulation

The job

At 2 a.m. on the first frosty night of the season, a copper supply pipe split in the crawl space under the kitchen. Water was coming up through the floorboards when the owner called.

What we did

While the plumber was on the way, the dispatcher talked the owner through finding and closing the main shut-off. On site, the plumber cut out the split section, soldered in a new length of copper, and pressure-tested the joint. The exposed pipes in the crawl space were wrapped in insulation so the same run would not freeze again.

The result

Water was back on before 5 a.m. The owner got written drying advice (fans running, cabinet doors open, the wet rug lifted) and dated photos of the damage and the repair for the insurance claim.

What the customer said
“He talked me through finding the shut-off on the phone, then was at the door forty minutes later.”

Nadia K. · North Harbor

Closed · Oct 19, 2026

  • Owner talked through closing the main shut-off
  • On site within the hour
  • Split section of copper cut out
  • New section soldered in and tested
  • Exposed pipes in the crawl space insulated
  • Water back on, every fixture checked
  • Drying advice and photos for the insurer
  • Technicians: 1
  • Time on site: 2 h 15
  • Area: North Harbor

Job total$480

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