Common use of FROZEN PIPES Clause in Contracts

FROZEN PIPES. Buyer must take precautions to prevent freezing during severe cold weather, such as removing outside hoses from sillcocks, leaving faucets with a slight drip, and turning off the water system if the house is to be left for extended periods during cold weather. No frozen pipes or sillcocks will be considered for warranty.

FROZEN PIPES. Buyer The Purchaser must take precautions to prevent the freezing of pipes and outside faucets during severe cold weather, such as removing outside hoses from sillcocks, leaving faucets with a slight drip, and turning off the water system if the house Home is to be left vacated for extended periods during cold weather. No frozen pipes or sillcocks will be considered for warranty.

FROZEN PIPES. Buyer The buyer must take precautions to prevent freezing of pipes and sill cocks during severe cold weather, weather such as removing outside hoses from sillcockssill cocks, leaving faucets with a slight drip, drip and or by turning off the water system if the house is to be left for extended periods of time during cold weather. No frozen pipes or sillcocks will be considered for warranty.