"I would say it's probably triple what we typically see this time of year," David Wahl, CO of Wahl Family Heating, Cooling and Plumbing said. "Whenever we have the no heat situation that makes the frozen pipes quite a bit worse, but we're definitely battling both of those right now."

Aside from letting your faucets drip, Topeka's Blue Dot says there are a few other safety measures you can take to keep your pipes from freezing.

We’ve been talking about protecting your pipes a lot over the last few weeks. Local plumbers are advising you to cover backflow devices and outside faucets to protect your pipes from freezing and rupturing.

Plumbers from Laney's Inc. say letting your water run and opening your cupboards can help prevent your pipes from freezing.