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About 106 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 Canonsburg

First frost typically lands around November 2

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Look where the pipe comes through the wall, since lead is soft and dull grey while galvanized steel is harder and holds a magnet. If someone has replaced the visible piece, what is buried can still be the old material. Utilities have been building inventories of line materials, and that record is worth requesting.

Sediment from an aging supply run settles overnight and comes through on the first draw. Work on the street can stir the same material loose for a day or two. If it clears when you run the tap and keeps returning, the supply pipe in the house is worth a look.

It is normally within a few feet of where the pipe comes through the foundation. There is also a curb stop by the street that belongs to the utility and takes their key. An indoor valve that has not moved in twenty years often will not move when you need it.

Nothing happens to it by default, since public programs stop at the boundary. Coordinating the two halves into one dig saves reopening the same path later. The provider's program documents spell out the covered portion, so ask for them.