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Murphy climate
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Murphy'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 Hayesville
First frost typically lands around October 25
Seasonal timing
With around 73 freezing nights a year and a first frost near October 25, winter starts earlier here than in most of the state and lasts long enough to test any exposed run.
Common questions
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Because the conditions around it have not changed. A run in a draughty crawl or against an outside wall will keep freezing until the exposure is fixed with insulation, rerouting, or heat tape properly installed. Thawing it each year does nothing about the cause.
Shut the water off at the main and have the system drained. An unheated house near Robbinsville with water sitting in the lines is the classic winter burst call, and the damage is usually found weeks later.
The wellhead and the line to the pressure tank are the exposed parts, and a frozen pressure switch will stop the pump. Symptoms look like a dead pump. A plumber checks the tank and switch before condemning anything below ground.
It can. Acidic water is common in this part of the state and it attacks copper from the inside, which shows up as blue-green staining at fixtures. Homes around Hayesville and Bryson City see it often enough that testing is worth doing before a repipe.
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