Chicago\u0027s Bric A Brac cleans up burst pipe floods store
Pipes are still bursting at homes, restaurants, and small businesses across the Chicago area, causing widespread damage and major headaches.
It was the door to his Avondale record shop Bric-A-Brac that first responders were breaking down. Inside, a pipe had burst amid freezing temperatures, sending water gushing down the ceiling and walls, flooding the shop, ravaging the inventory. The neighboring business, a horror themed coffee shop called the Brewed, also owned by Mayor and his wife, saw some minor water damage.
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