Low Water Pressure

Low Water Pressure in Your Home?

Dealing with low water pressure and insufficient volume of water? Planning to rent out a portion of your property, but worried about the inconvenience of water pressure drops? At Water Guard Plumbing we solve those issues daily.

Typical causes of low water pressure are outdated infrastructure and leaks. We offer a wide range of solutions at an affordable price and highest quality of work. Call us for an assessment, and we will come up with a solution to your unique situation.

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We can increase water pressure in your home by:

  • Replacing your main water shut off near the water meter
  • Upgrading the size of your main water line
  • Fixing leaks and clogs in the existing line
  • Upgrading the size/capacity of the water line past the water meter and rerouting the water line ergonomically and efficiently

Read our extended guide on how to increase water pressure in your house.

Call us  647-832-1738 for a free no obligation quote and experience the Water Guard difference.

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Low Water Pressure FAQs

How to fix low water pressure?

There are several things you can do to increase the water pressure in your home. Replacing your main water shut off, upgrading the size of your main water line, fixing leaks and clogs in the existing line, upgrading the size/capacity of the water line past the water meter and rerouting the water line ergonomically and efficiently.

Why is my hot water pressure low?

One of the main cause of low hot water pressure is usually calcium, sediment, rust, and other debris that is gathering in the plumbing lines or the faucet itself.

What causes low water pressure?

Typical causes of low water pressure are outdated infrastructure, leaking pipes and clogged pipes.