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About 26 nights a year below freezing, when uninsulated crawlspace lines give out

The blocks along the old main street run plumbing decades older than the newer builds toward Coppell

First frost typically lands around November 27

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About 26 nights a year drop below freezing, which puts this in line with most of the surrounding area rather than standing out as unusually cold or unusually mild.

Before the first hard freeze settles in for good, which historically lands close to November 27 here. Waiting until a freeze warning is already posted leaves less time than most homeowners assume.

It expands when it's wet and shrinks hard when it dries out, and that constant movement puts pressure on any buried line running under a Lewisville yard, sewer lines especially, since they run continuously rather than staying put like a foundation does.

A running toilet or a slow outdoor faucet leak is the usual explanation, and both are common enough that checking the meter with every fixture off is worth doing before a Lewisville homeowner assumes something more serious is going on.