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Carbondale climate
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Carbondale's unique plumbing challenges
About 154 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 Basalt
First frost typically lands around October 14
Seasonal timing
A first frost near October 14 and roughly 154 freezing nights make this milder than the valley above, which is exactly why spigots here get left charged.
Common questions
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The property owner does, starting at the curb stop. The town maintains the main and that valve, nothing past it. A leak in the front yard is therefore private work even when the water shows up on public ground.
Only if nothing is attached to it. The design drains the barrel back into the heated wall when the valve closes, and a hose, splitter or quick-connect blocks that drain. Then it freezes exactly where the pipe is hardest to reach.
Closing the main is a reasonable default, and it caps the volume of any failure while nobody is home. Leave the heat on as well, since a closed valve doesn't protect pipes that still hold water.
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