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About 152 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 Preston

First frost typically lands around October 18

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There is normally one main valve where the service enters the basement, plus a separate valve on each unit's branch near the ceiling. Older conversions often skipped the second set, which means shutting one apartment down shuts both. Finding out which you have is worth doing before December, when the average low here is 23F.

The insulation around any shared run, the valves on each unit's branch, and whatever heat source keeps the common hallway above freezing. January averages a low of 15F here, and the hallway is usually the coldest heated space in the building.

The December average low is 23F, with November already averaging 29F overnight. That is a long enough cold stretch that a shared line in an unheated hallway has no chance to warm back up during the day.

On a shared stack, often. A blockage in a common waste line backs up into the lowest fixture in the building, which is generally the ground-floor unit even when the cause is two floors up. Venting problems travel the same way.