What is the frost line depth to bury a water line in Atlanta, GA?

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Your frost line depth their can be up to 60 inches; the more nothern parts of the state is up to 60 inches, but since you are close to the lake, I go another 10 inches to be safe. Reminder if you are digging besure to contact utility companies to come out and mark for all lines it is free to have done, and this cheaper than fixing lines.

varies, with 30 inches being the frost line depth in the southern part of the state and 60 inches in the north.

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You will need to check on building codes. Copper is usually best from meter to house.

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and
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The simplest installation would be CPVC pipe. PVC would be okay for cold water only, but don't believe you can buy PVC faucets, etc. (only CPVC).

The depth should be below the frost line for your region -- I looked for that, but it wasn't easily found. My guess is it's in the range of 4-5 feet.
But you should verify that, maybe thru the local building inspection agency.

No pipe (expandable or not) is going to be immune to freezing/bursting unless it's below the frost line.

If you drain/blowout the entire leg during the winter, it doesn't matter how deep you bury it. If there's no water in the line, it won't burst.