Switch off your water supply completely. If you think the burst pipe reached any of the electrical sockets or the fuse box, turn off the electricity as a precaution. The main shut-off valve is located somewhere in your home, such as the basement, crawl space, or area close to the water heater. In not inside, it’s likely found under a metal lid on your property close to the street.
Once you turn off the water supply, open your faucets and drain the remaining cold water from the system. Flush your toilets several times. This reduces the chance of any leftover water freezing inside the pipes, and could release any pent-up pressure in the pipe.
(water boiler and heating system) and release all water from your hot taps.
After draining the remaining water from your taps, you’ll probably want to turn back on the heat and turn up the thermostat. You can also use a hairdryer on the affected pipe. At the very least, open your cabinet doors where the pipes live and allow the warm air to circulate.
by mopping up excess water to prevent mold and mildew, but before you get everything back to its pre-burst condition, take photos of any damage to your home and belongings. Don’t throw anything away yet, as you’ll want as much evidence as possible when you contact the insurance company.