When you have a good system, how do you fix low water pressure?
Is the water in your home supplied by a reliable system? If you answered yes, your water pressure is likely to be low as well. Rather than putting up with low water pressure (which can be a real pain), there are a few things you can do to improve it. You can begin by.
TAKING CARE OF YOUR WATER PRESSURE TANK
Water pressure in a home should be between 50 and 55 Psi on average. Those who need to raise this handyman plumber services can do so by following these steps:
Turn off the power to the good pump’s circuit.
With an air pressure gauge, check the air fill valve to see what your pressure is.
If the pressure in the water is around 40 psi or less,
Adjust the pressure switch to increase it (this is located on the pipe connecting the well and the pressure tank.
After turning on the circuit, open a faucet to test the water.
Repeat these steps if necessary to make any adjustments.
Getting Your Piles Clean and Inspected
Plumbing pipes clogged with tonnes of sediment and minerals are a common cause of low water pressure. In homes with hard water, this buildup will occur, causing damage to the plumbing and preventing a smooth flow of water. Have your pipes inspected and cleaned, and a water softener installed to combat this, or have your current one service.
A NEW CONSTANT PRESSURE SYSTEM IS BEING INSTALLED.
Consider installing a constant pressure system to assist your pressure tank in providing your home with increased water pressure. When multiple fixtures are in use, this piece is installed on the water line entering your home and preventing water pressure from dropping. To install new parts and pieces, as well as inspect and service your plumbing, contact your local plumber.
Do you have any doubts about whether or not a constant pressure system is right for you? Water pressure booster pumps are also available from Len The Plumber, and our experts can assist you in determining the best solution for your well water system!
