However, adjusting the water pressure is usually an easy fix for a plumber or a handy-homeowner. The solution is to install a water pressure regulator where the water supply enters the building. If your home already has a water pressure gauge installed, it may be defective or it may be set too high.
Too
much pressure can cause leaks, problems at joints, even pipe banging in
addition to huge water waste - See more at:
http://www.aceplumbing.com/plumbing-faq/troubleshoot-water-pressure-problems#sthash.QclzNbgs.dpuf
Too
much pressure can cause leaks, problems at joints, even pipe banging in
addition to huge water waste - See more at:
http://www.aceplumbing.com/plumbing-faq/troubleshoot-water-pressure-problems#sthash.QclzNbgs.dpuf
Too
much pressure can cause leaks, problems at joints, even pipe banging in
addition to huge water waste - See more at:
http://www.aceplumbing.com/plumbing-faq/troubleshoot-water-pressure-problems#sthash.QclzNbgs.dpuf
Click here to watch a video that demonstrates how to measure and adjust your water regulator (although I suspect the regulator shown in the video will need to be replaced).
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