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About 48 nights a year below freezing, when uninsulated crawlspace lines give out

The oldest blocks in town run plumbing decades older than the newer builds toward Calhoun

First frost typically lands around November 7

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Closing them through the cold months is common practice here and does cut the wind moving across the pipes. Open them again when the humid weather returns so moisture does not sit under the floor. If the crawl has a sealed liner and no vents at all, leave it as designed.

Close the main shutoff, which in most homes on this side of town is either where the line enters the crawlspace or at the curb stop near the street. Keep a meter key where you can find it. Once the water is off, the leak stops making the damage worse and the repair can happen on a normal schedule.

Often, yes, because the corrosion that narrows it also thins the wall, and a freeze that a healthy line would survive can open an old one. Rusty water after the house sits unused is one sign. Many places built before the 1970s around Kingston still have some in the crawl.

It works harder in winter, though the bigger risk down there is the connections rather than the tank. Cold air on the inlet side and standing damp on the base both take a toll. Have the flexible connectors and the drip line looked over when a plumber is already under the house.