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East Greenbush climate
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East Greenbush's unique plumbing challenges
About 128 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 Castleton-on-Hudson
First frost typically lands around October 20
Seasonal timing
February lows average 18 degrees, close enough to January that a basement pipe gets no recovery time between cold spells.
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Sealing them cuts the cold air moving across the supply lines, and that's often the single most useful winter change. How far to go depends on moisture in the basement, which is why it's worth having someone look before you close everything up.
Ice narrowing a single supply line is the usual explanation, and the affected fixture points at the coldest section. A pro traces that run back through the basement to find the exposed spot.
In most houses here it sits where the service line enters the basement, often within a few feet of the foundation wall on the street side. Knowing that spot before a pipe fails is worth more than anything else you can do in advance.
That's usually water hammer, and it gets louder when long unsupported runs under a floor have room to move. Loose hangers in a basement make it worse than the same plumbing tucked inside a wall.
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