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Alto's unique plumbing challenges
About 52 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 Baldwin
First frost typically lands around November 17
Seasonal timing
With around 52 freeze nights a year and only about 20 days above 90, the cold half of the calendar does more plumbing damage here than the hot half ever does, as anyone in Mount Airy will tell you.
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Because of where it sits. A bib on a north or west wall gets no winter sun and stays below freezing long after the rest of the house has warmed. Moving it, or replacing it with a proper frost-free unit pitched to drain, ends the yearly repeat.
There is no single number, since wind, how long the cold lasts and how exposed the line is all count more than the low itself. A few hours in the mid 20s on a bare line in a windy crawl does it. The same pipe inside an insulated wall can ride out a much colder night.
Leave open flame out of it entirely, and if the pipe has already split, shut the water at the main and stop there. Thawing a broken line just releases the water into the house. Opening a faucet on that run so the pressure has somewhere to go is a reasonable thing to do while help is on the way.
It does add work, because incoming water arrives colder for more of the year and the burner or element runs longer to make up the difference. That shows as higher wear rather than sudden failure. Draining sediment each year is the practical response.
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