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Bainbridge's unique plumbing challenges
About 17 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 Attapulgus
First frost typically lands around November 26
Seasonal timing
Frost normally arrives around November 26, and the few nights below freezing that follow are enough to open a wash-down line left charged, the same as they do over in Colquitt.
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Drain it fully and coil it somewhere off the ground, and close the valve feeding it at the house. A hose left charged is a solid tube of ice on a cold night and it holds pressure against the bib. Emptying it protects both the hose and the faucet.
Likely enough that it is the most common winter repair here. The number of nights matters less than whether one of them catches a charged line in open air. Mild climates get fewer freezes and far less protection, and the two roughly cancel out.
Ideally at a valve inside the heated part of the house, so the exposed pipe past it can be drained. Many homes here only have the main. Adding a branch valve is a modest job that changes winter prep from a gamble to a routine.
Check the meter with everything off, since steady movement means a leak somewhere on your side. Look for soft ground along the service line and listen at the toilets. If nothing shows above ground, the buried run between the meter and the house is the next place to look.
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