CFerguson wrote:
While there are certainly ways around it, I'd advise winterizing everything at risk- multiple times if called for. It's just not that much effort and if you are wrong, the expense/aggravation can be huge.
Perhaps adding some thermometers to check 1st thing each morning could give you a better idea how cold those critical spots are actually getting overnight.
x2. Sometimes temperatures dip without much warning; I would winterize it and then it is not a worry. It doesn't take much effort/time/expense to do it.
