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About 124 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 Orangeville

First frost typically lands around October 23

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It changes what fails first. A house on a well has a pressure tank and a run from the well head that can freeze, while a house on city water has the meter and the service line to worry about. Both share the same exposed hose bibs.

Some are. A deep basement under an older house stays fairly stable, but a joist bay against a rim board or a pipe run through an unheated back porch is a different story once frost sets in around October 23.

It is a common practice on the coldest nights, particularly for a fixture fed by a line on an exterior wall. It is not a fix for an uninsulated run or a connected hose bib, which are the two things that actually cause the splits.

It works the tank harder, since incoming water sits near the ground temperature all winter and the burner or element runs longer to catch up. That does not split a pipe, but it does move sediment around in the bottom of the tank.