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Altamont climate
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Altamont's unique plumbing challenges
About 77 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 Beersheba Springs
First frost typically lands around October 25
Seasonal timing
First frost usually lands around October 25, well ahead of the valley towns, so outdoor spigots and any line crossing an unheated crawlspace deserve attention before the first hard night.
Common questions
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You do. The utility's responsibility stops at the meter, and everything on the house side of it is the property owner's, including the buried run across the yard. On plateau lots that run can be long, and a leak in it often shows up as a soft patch of ground before it ever shows on a bill.
Usually it comes down to where the line sits, not how cold the night got. A pipe against an exterior wall or in a vented crawlspace loses heat far faster than one in an interior chase. Wind exposure matters too, which is why houses on the open ridge toward Coalmont tend to have more trouble than sheltered ones.
The pressure tank and the pressure switch, generally before the pump itself. A tank that has lost its air charge makes the pump cycle on and off rapidly, and that short cycling is what wears the pump out early. Rapid clicking at the switch is worth a call.
Yes, and open a low faucet afterward so the risers drain down. Leave some heat on rather than shutting it off entirely. That combination is the cheapest insurance a seasonal house on the plateau has.
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