The fifty (50) year frost line is the deepest depth frost has a possibility of reaching based on a 50 year period of time. This number is important when installing home footings or septic tanks and other piping that are susceptible to damage from frost penetration in to the ground. Frost will penetrate the ground deeper in years with little or no snow as snow generally acts as an insulator for the gorund. In many parts of Southern Canada, the building code standard is 4'-0" or 48" depth for foundations and footings. This means that your structure will generally be safe from frost heave (movement due to moisture freezing and expanding, causing the structure, i.e.: concrete or block basements, to be damaged, cracked or even pushed out of the ground completely) if the footings are a minimum of 48" below the surface of the soil. To find the 50 year frost line for your area, contact your local building department or planning department.
The average front line depth in Connecticut is around 42 inches. However, the frost line in northern areas of the state can reach depths of over 50 inches.
Well, there more then one frost line in Illinois: 1) 10" to 20" for Southern Illinois 2) 15" to 30" for Central Illinois (frost line for Peoria) 3) 20" to 35" for Northern Illinois
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The frost line i Michigan measures about 42 inches.
Frost line in SLC is 30"in
The frost line in the state of West Virginia is about 30 inches. This is the depth that frost can penetrate the soil.
What is the frost line depth in louisville Kentucky
30" is the prescribed depth for water lines by City Building Department. However, with all things engineering, this is not an absolute answer. This depth is most likely based on a 50 year probability of reoccurance. So frost may go lower but it does not happen often and it probably would not be much lower than 30".
what do you mean by frost line frost will penetrate up to three feet in the dead of winter if that is what you are asking.
24" will cover all of TN
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