REASONS WHY YOUR HOME MAY HAVE LOWER WATER PRESSURE
The water pressure in the pipes must be constant. Fluctuating and inconsistent water pressure is not only a nuisance, but can be a premonitory sign that something is wrong with the pipes. Before you rush to check your shower and sink water pressure, there are a few important things to know about water pressure, what causes it, and when to worry. Here is everything you need to know about low water pressure in your property. Common causes of low water pressure: Sneaky leaks Perhaps the most common sign of low water pressure in the plumbing system is a leak. Leaks divert the flow of water, causing it to flow slower and weaker than it should. While most leaks are easy to identify and find, some leaks may lie deeper in the pipe, out of sight and hearing. If a leak is suspected, a useful tip to ascertain it is to shut off the water flow and observe the water meter. If the consumption of the water meter has increased and you have not used the water, it could be a leak. While some leaks...