gorcorps
aka Brandon
- Jul 18, 2004
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Yeah the irrigation was supposedly winterized. The landscaper was honestly shocked this happened when I talked to him on the phone earlier.
We did have open valves around the house on the faucets so not sure what happened here or why it happened. He's going to have to figure that out tomorrow when he comes out here to fix it with his plumber. I have absolutely no experience with this at all as temps this cold are extremely rare here. So at this point all I know to do after shutting that water off is to open all the faucets and let as much water run out as will come out. At this point nothing is flowing.
Who knows. This is a freak storm that will probably cause a lot of unusual damage. I just found out that because of the humidity in the room and outside temp, condensate was forming on my dryer exhaust line. I had a small fresh spot of water on the basement floor, and it was from the dryer line sweating near where it exits the house. I don't think it's an issue (I don't have much laundry and it's the unfinished part of the basement) but it's at just an angle that it was hitting the insulation down there a bit too. I'm kind of paranoid about mold so I might change that insulation out.