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Clark climate
by the numbers
Clark's unique plumbing challenges
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 Hermitage
First frost typically lands around October 25
Seasonal timing
About 124 nights a year drop below freezing, and each one raises the gap the heater has to close between the supply line and the tap.
Common questions
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People also ask
It does, since a cold room adds standing heat loss on top of cold supply water. Basements in the older housing near Hermitage stay cold right through the winter and the tank carries that load.
Shut the main and leave a cold tap open so you can hear whether water is moving. January lows around 20 degrees mean the thaw can reveal a split hours after the freeze, so it's worth having someone look before you turn the water back on.
It's the right moment to ask, since the connections at the tank are the ones being opened anyway. Houses around Farrell often have copper on the newer half of the system and steel on the original runs.
More often than people expect. High incoming pressure stresses the tank seams and the relief valve, and low pressure hides a heater problem behind what looks like a flow problem.
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