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Oxford climate
by the numbers
Oxford's unique plumbing challenges
About 97 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 West Grove
First frost typically lands around November 2
Seasonal timing
With February lows near 26 degrees, an unheated cellar stays cold enough that a hairline crack in an old stack weeps all winter without ever drying out.
Common questions
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People also ask
Shut the water off at the main and drain the system down, then leave enough heat on that the below-grade rooms stay above freezing. February lows average 26 degrees, so an empty house cools further than most people expect.
There's a curb stop out near the street, usually under a small metal lid in the sidewalk or the grass strip, and the water utility can operate it. Inside, the valve on the street side of the meter is the one that stops incoming water.
Scale inside an old iron stack builds unevenly, and the narrowest section sets the pace for everything above it. A partial restriction high in the stack shows up as slow tubs and sinks on the top floor first.
Most often a failing joint or a rusted section overhead rather than anything from the fixture itself. Cast iron corrodes from the inside, so the outside can look sound while the wall of the pipe is thin. It needs eyes on the pipe, not a guess.
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