Pressure

1. Check for leaks: One of the most common causes of pressure issues is a leak in the plumbing or appliances. Check for leaks in your faucets, showerheads, and other fixtures, as well as any visible damage to your pipes. If you find a leak, repair or replace the affected part.

2. Adjust the pressure regulator: Many homes have a pressure regulator that controls the water pressure coming into the house. If the pressure is too high, the regulator can be adjusted to reduce it. To do this, locate the pressure regulator, usually found near the water main, and use a wrench to turn the adjustment screw.

3. Change the water filter: If your water pressure is low, it could be due to a clogged water filter. Replace the filter and check for any improvement in the pressure.

4. Check for mineral buildup: Hard water can cause mineral buildup in your pipes and fixtures, reducing the water flow. To remove the buildup, use a descaler solution or a pipe-cleaning tool.

5. Check the shutoff valves: Sometimes, the pressure issue can be caused by shutoff valves that are not fully open. Check the valves and ensure that they are fully open, this should improve the pressure in your water supply.

By using these common methods, you can easily fix pressure issues without the need for professional help. However, if you are unsure about how to fix the problem or if the issues persist, it is best to call the office for assistance.