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Rangely climate
by the numbers
Rangely's unique plumbing challenges
About 161 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 Meeker
First frost typically lands around October 13
Seasonal timing
Roughly 161 freeze nights a year mean a well pit or pump house that lost its heat source can freeze the switch and the exposed run while the buried casing is still fine.
Common questions
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A spare pressure switch and the model numbers off the pump and tank. Knowing the horsepower and the tank drawdown before you call saves a second trip more than any part in a box does.
Often well over a decade, though sand, frequent cycling and voltage problems shorten it. A pump that has started cycling every minute is usually being killed by something else in the system.
If the house will sit unheated, cutting power to the pump and draining the system is the safe move. Leave the main valve closed and note where it is before you go.
That depends on the policy and how long the place has been vacant, and many carriers treat vacancy differently. Contact your insurance provider about the specific term before the season starts.
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