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Marsing climate
by the numbers
Marsing's unique plumbing challenges
About 116 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 Homedale
First frost typically lands around October 20
Seasonal timing
The stretch between the last hot spell and the October 20 median first frost is when irrigation lines and backflow assemblies need draining, since they hold water long after the pump stops.
Common questions
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People also ask
It's the device keeping irrigation water out of the drinking supply, and it only works while the internal checks seal. Testing is usually required on a schedule by the water provider. A cracked or frozen assembly can fail open without any outward sign.
Draining helps if the system was built with drain points and slopes to them, and plenty of older systems weren't. Compressed air clears low spots that gravity won't. Which one suits your system depends on how it was laid out, and a pro can tell from the manifold.
That points at shared piping and a pressure change rather than a bad bib washer. When irrigation pressure hits a worn seat, it weeps. It's minor on its own but a sign the fixture is due, and it can also indicate a cross-connection worth having checked.
No, untreated irrigation water belongs on its own separate system with proper backflow protection. Old properties sometimes have connections nobody documented. If there's any doubt about how the two systems tie together, that's worth tracing before it becomes a contamination question. Places between here and Greenleaf sometimes have both systems tied together from decades back.
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