Pressure Reducing Valves: Repairs & Installation

Prevent Damage, Save Water

Excessive water pressure can damage plumbing fixtures, appliances, and pipes. Our valve services help regulate water flow, prevent damage, reduce water waste, and ensure a consistent and controlled flow.

Spotting High Water Pressure: Four Warning Signs 

Your water pressure may be out of control if you notice:

Leaking Pipes

Excessive water pressure can put undue stress on your plumbing system and cause leaks. If you notice sudden leaks or bursts in your pipes, it could be a sign that your water pressure is too high.

Constantly Running Toilets

High water pressure can cause toilets to run constantly, even when not in use. If you hear your toilet running frequently or continuously, it may indicate that the water pressure is too high.

Water Hammer

Water hammer is a loud banging or knocking noise in your pipes that occurs when water flow is suddenly stopped or redirected. Excessive water pressure can exacerbate water hammer, causing damage to your plumbing system over time.

Appliance Damage

High water pressure can significantly reduce the lifespan of your appliances. If you find yourself replacing appliances more frequently than expected, it could be due to the strain caused by excessive water pressure.