Water Pressure Regulators FAQ
Water Pressure Regulators
A water pressure regulator or water pressure reducing valve is an essential piece of plumbing that reduces the incoming water pressure from the main water line to your home or business. It creates a stable flow of incoming water restricted to a pressure between 30-80 psi (pounds per square inch); the normal water pressure for residential and commercial fixtures.
If you have poor water pressure, it could be buildup within your water pipes or faulty plumbing. If you hear rattling or banging pipes, it could be because your water pressure is too high. Call the plumbing specialists of Carroll. Plumbing & Maintenance Inc at (805) 687-2677. We can quickly test your water pressure to determine if it’s too low or too high and suggest cost-saving solutions to fix your plumbing problem. Give us a call today!
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