Category: Residential Plumbing

Homeowners often use “low pressure” to describe any weak flow. The actual cause may be a clogged aerator, a partly closed valve, undersized piping, a pressure-control problem or an issue with the water service.

A new faucet, sink or toilet is often treated as a simple swap. Sometimes it is. In other cases, the surrounding plumbing is worn, inaccessible or incompatible with the new fixture.