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About 121 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 Derry

First frost typically lands around October 22

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It can be either, and the pipe material is the tell. Galvanized supply narrows with corrosion until flow drops across the whole house, while a single slow fixture usually points at the valve or aerator.

Often that points at the hot-side piping or the water heater's outlet, since scale and corrosion build faster on the hot run. If both sides drop together the problem sits further upstream, closer to the meter.

The homeowner usually owns the service line from the curb stop into the house, and the utility owns what's on the street side. The curb stop itself is the dividing point in most setups here. If a leak sits between the meter and the fixture, that's on the property owner, same as it would be in Derry.

That depends on the material and how many failures you've had. One pinhole in otherwise sound copper is a repair, but repeated leaks in old galvanized usually mean the rest of the run is on the same clock.

That's typically undersized or restricted supply piping, and it's classic in houses still running their original galvanized. Newer PEX or copper of the right diameter carries two fixtures without the drop.