Try "bleeding" the pipes by first turning off the water at the main and then turning on the faucets in your home to empty the pipes of excess water. That said, it's really just the water that's feeding your faucet that counts, so once you've bled the pipes at your faucet (making sure that the supply valves underneath are in the "on" position) you can then put the valeves in the "off" position and then get back to work. You'll know the pipes are empty when the water stops. Hope this helps! :)