Pipes have frozen and burst across the Oklahoma City metro, including at a local plumber's office.The plumber fixed the office but is now seeing a huge number of calls across the metro. Plumbers are getting tons of calls from people who forgot to drip their faucets. In some cases, it can thaw, but if the pipes burst, plumbers will have to cut things open and find a fix.| MORE | Water main breaks at northwest OKC intersection amid arctic freeze"When the temperature drops, our phones, they basically ring off the hook," Ted Dockrey with Suntech, a plumbing company, said.Suntech said when people forget to drip their faucets, they have a lot of business their crews have to keep up with."A lot of frozen busted pipes, unfortunately. We try to manage our own customers first, people who are members and things like that, but anyone that has an emergency, we’re going to do our best to get out to them," Dockrey said.Dockrey said sometimes, even the experts forget to drip the faucet."We actually had a situation where water actually burst under here, and the water shot all the way up the wall, almost up to the attic," Dockrey said.Even a tiny crack can mean big damage to a home or office."The worst thing that could happen is no one be around when it happens, and the water runs continuously for long periods. It can be a real hassle cutting everything out. This happens to be a pretty easy circumstance. If you do have a plumbing company out and you do have this issue, the best thing to do is to try to clear everything out as you can so the plumbers aren’t having to do that," Dockrey said.Top HeadlinesOklahoma sees near-zero temperatures and some slick roads Monday after weekend snowfallTIMELINE: Oklahoma continues to see slick roads; more snow possible later MondayWater main breaks at northwest OKC intersection amid arctic freezeOKC's street superintendent provides update on road conditionsWoman shot in Oklahoma City parking lot dies at hospital