Cabin Opening & Closing Services
Protect your Northwoods investment with professional seasonal plumbing services.
Seasonal Plumbing Care for Your Cabin
Owning a seasonal cabin in the Northwoods is a dream come true for many families. But Wisconsin winters can be brutal on plumbing systems. Frozen pipes can burst, causing thousands of dollars in damage. Proper winterization and spring opening are essential to protect your investment.
Scott Larsen Plumbing has been helping Northwoods cabin owners for over 20 years. We know the unique challenges of seasonal properties and provide reliable opening and closing services you can count on.
Fall Cabin Closing (Winterization)
Before the first freeze, we'll protect your plumbing with a thorough winterization process:
- Drain all water lines
- Drain water heater
- Blow out remaining water with compressed air
- Add RV antifreeze to all traps and fixtures
- Drain and winterize well system
- Turn off and drain outdoor spigots
- Check and drain any outdoor showers
- Inspect for any existing issues
Spring Cabin Opening
When it's time to enjoy your cabin again, we'll get your plumbing ready for the season:
- Restore water supply
- Turn on and test water heater
- Prime and test well pump
- Flush antifreeze from all lines
- Check all fixtures for leaks
- Test toilets and drains
- Inspect for any winter damage
- Address any issues found
Why Professional Winterization Matters
DIY winterization often misses critical steps. Even a small amount of water left in pipes can freeze and cause a burst. The damage from a single burst pipe can include:
- Flooding and water damage
- Mold and mildew growth
- Structural damage
- Damaged furniture and belongings
- Costly emergency repairs
- Insurance complications
Mid-Winter Checks
For added peace of mind, we offer mid-winter inspection services to ensure your cabin remains protected during the coldest months. This is especially valuable during extreme cold snaps.
Protect Your Cabin Investment
Contact us today to schedule your seasonal plumbing service.