Few things are more frustrating than stepping into the shower only to be met with a weak trickle of water – or trying to rinse dishes while waiting forever for enough water pressure to get the job done. Low water pressure is a common plumbing complaint among homeowners, and it can affect everything from your daily routine to your appliances’ efficiency. But what causes it, and how can you fix it?
Whether you’re dealing with a sudden drop in water pressure or a gradual decline, understanding the root cause is the first step toward a reliable solution. Let’s break down the most common reasons for low water pressure and how our team can help you restore your flow.
