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Centennial climate
by the numbers
Centennial's unique plumbing challenges
About 148 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 Greenwood Village
First frost typically lands around October 12
Seasonal timing
A first frost near October 12 and about 148 freezing nights make for an unremarkable winter, which is why so many spigots here are still charged when the first hard night lands.
Common questions
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People also ask
At the curb stop near the property line. From that valve into the house the service line is the owner's, and a leak on that section is a private repair even when the water surfaces near the street.
Yes, and turning it fully closed and open once a year is the point. A valve that's never moved is the one that seizes, and it seizes in the exact situation where it's needed.
Generally, since it's above ground with nothing insulating it. It has its own isolation valves separate from the house main, so shutting the house down doesn't drain it.
Because it's pressurised and continuous. A crack the width of a pencil lead runs all night, and the water tracks along framing to the lowest point rather than staying where the pipe failed.
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