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Cleveland climate
by the numbers
Cleveland's unique plumbing challenges
About 73 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 Cooleemee
First frost typically lands around November 3
Seasonal timing
Frost around November 3 begins roughly 73 freeze nights, so a pump house, an exposed pressure tank and the main shutoff all want checking before then.
Common questions
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People also ask
Exposed pipe between the well head and the pressure tank, and the tank fitting itself if the enclosure is unheated. Both sit outside conditioned space. Insulation plus a safe heat source in the enclosure covers it.
Yes, and it is more important, since there is no utility valve to fall back on. Fit one on the house side of the pressure tank. Turning off the pump breaker stops production but does not empty pressurised lines.
Length, mostly. A long private run from a well or a road-side meter to the house gives more opportunity for a leak and more ground to search, which is the pattern on lots toward Troutman and Mooresville. Recording the route while the trench is open pays off later.
On a well it usually means the pressure switch, the tank charge or the pump itself. On a metered supply it points at the regulator or a partly closed valve. The first question is which system you are on.
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