Why is my water pressure weak?
Clogged aerators, a partly closed valve, a failing pressure regulator, a hidden leak, or old pipes narrowed by buildup.
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Answered by MyLocalPlumberPro · Leaks and pipes
Clogged aerators, a partly closed valve, a failing pressure regulator, a hidden leak, or old pipes narrowed by buildup.
Key points
- Aerators.
- Valves and regulator.
- Old pipes or leaks.
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