Don’t Wait – Insulate!

Don’t Wait – Insulate!

An icy Arctic blast is set to descend upon us soon. Winter is here, there is no escaping that, but you can escape the effects of it by protecting your home against burst pipes. This year, NI Water, has a clear message for the public, ‘Don’t Wait – Insulate!’.

Installing roofspace insulation and insulating your pipes may prevent your home from being ruined in a winter freeze.
Installing roofspace insulation and insulating your pipes may prevent your home from being ruined in a winter freeze.

The message calls on the public to take action now to ensure homes and businesses are prepared for the cold weather conditions.

Everyone has a role to play in preparing for winter. While NI Water works to ensure our water network is ready for colder weather, home and business owners should also be taking their own steps to prepare their properties.

Chief Executive of NI Water, Sara Venning, said:xa0“The devastation caused by burst pipes cannot be underestimated. Not only can the water cause structural damage to a property, but the lasting damage in
a home can be to personal items, including photographs and electrical equipment such as tablets, iPads and laptops, that may not be replaceable.

“On a wider scale, if you imagine the impact of thousands of litres of water pouring out of burst water pipes; any water distribution network would struggle to maintain continuity of supply in those circumstances. Insulating your pipework is an essential action to protect your water supply and that of your neighbours.”

The advice is simple, act now, take some time today to ensure that water pipes are protected and well insulated. Just a few simple steps could save you from the distress, cost and inconvenience of a burst pipe.

The ‘Don’t Wait Insulate!’ advertising campaign is being rolled out through various media outlets including radio, print and billboards.

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