It does sound like the valve. I would shut off the electricity, then trickle really hot water over it. If left, the frozen area will "grow" down the pipe and under the concrete to where you can't thaw it out. It NEVER pays to wait--get it thawed out! We are ok here until about 30 below actual temp, then we begin to have problems. last year in mid-January we had several days right at 30 below--worked way past dark sometimes to get everything thawed, because if we "left it for morning", by then the frozen area would have expanded to a point where we couldn't thaw it out. Don't forget to turn the electricity back on when thawed. Also, try to figure out a way of fixing it. Oftentimes just a tad of insulation added in the proper place does wonders.
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