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About 132 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 Harrisville

First frost typically lands around October 19

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The pressure tank and the line from the wellhead become part of the freeze picture, and both often sit in unconditioned space. A pressure switch that short-cycles is usually the tank losing its air charge rather than the pump failing. Well systems also have no utility to call when something stops.

It needs to be shut off inside and drained, and on older houses there often isn't a valve to do that with. The stub through the wall is the piece that splits first on a cold night. What follows is usually a wet basement ceiling in the spring.

Only in the cold corners, usually. Most basements stay above freezing from ground heat and the boiler, but the bay nearest an outside door or a coal chute opening is a different story. That's where a line splits on a night near 19F.

Around ten to twelve years for a typical tank, and a cold basement is not the main factor. Sediment from harder water and the age of the anode rod matter more. Rust-coloured water or a damp spot under the tank means it's near the end.