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Flow do I winterize a property.

Jin Chung
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This is my first investment property and was wondering if anyone can provide some guidance on winterizing a home. This home currently doesn’t have any heat and my concern is bursting pipes. 

Do I need to contact the city of Chicago to have the water shut off or is this something I can do myself? 

If anyone can provide steps necessary. 

Thanks in advance

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Nathan Gesner
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Nathan Gesner
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Quote from @Jin Chung:

You can hire a plumber to drain everything and put antifreeze in the pipes. It will probably cost around $500 or more.

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