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Allen climate
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Allen's unique plumbing challenges
About 149 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 Granger
First frost typically lands around October 18
Seasonal timing
Frost typically shows up around Oct 18, well ahead of the deep cold, so the hose bib is the first fixture that needs attention each year.
Common questions
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Water left in the system is the whole issue, so the supply gets shut and drained rather than just turned down. Seasonal properties around Angelica account for a fair share of the burst lines found each spring.
It changes where the pressure comes from and where the vulnerable equipment sits. A well house or pit and the line from it are outside the heated envelope, so they freeze on a different schedule than an interior run. Mention the well when you call so the right person comes out.
Look where the service line enters, typically a basement wall on the street side, or beside the pressure tank if the house runs on a well. Older valves can be stiff, which is a good reason to know where it is before there's water on the floor.
The lateral is normally the homeowner's up to the connection at the main. Older clay laterals in the older sections take roots much more readily than newer plastic ones.
It corrodes from the inside, so flow drops and the wall thins with age. In houses near Granger of the same vintage it is often the original supply piping.
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