Low Water Pressure Fix
Low water pressure is frustrating. Simple tasks like showering or washing dishes feel impossible when the water flow is weak. Our low water pressure fix service is here to help. We get to the root of the problem and restore normal pressure quickly. You can start enjoying life again.
There are a few common causes for low water pressure in your house: clogged pipes, corroded fixtures, or even a faulty pressure regulator are most common. Other times, hidden leaks are the issue. We start by inspecting your plumbing to find exactly what’s going on.
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How do we fix low water pressure problem?
First, we get to the root of the problem. For example, if we find sediment buildup in your pipes (common with hard water), we’ll clean out the affected areas or replace sections as needed. If a pressure regulator is acting up, we’ll test it and either adjust or replace it.
Hidden leaks can also cause low pressure. With a quick inspection, we can locate any leaks behind walls or underground and get them fixed fast.
In older homes, outdated piping often causes low flow. Replacing those old pipes with newer materials usually makes a big difference.
Low water pressure wastes your time and makes daily tasks harder. Our goal is to restore strong, consistent water flow so you can get back to normal without the hassle.
Low Water Pressure FAQs
Most fixes take a few hours, but the time depends on the issue’s complexity. For example, clearing a clog is quicker than replacing old pipes.
Yes, low pressure impacts appliances like dishwashers, washing machines, and water heaters. Addressing the issue helps these appliances work efficiently, saving energy and water.
Yes, older homes often have outdated plumbing that can restrict water flow. Replacing old pipes with modern materials is a common solution for boosting pressure in these homes.
No, it should not increase your bill. In fact, fixing leaks or other issues causing low pressure can reduce water waste, potentially lowering your bill over time.
If you notice weak flow throughout your home or only in specific fixtures, it’s a good idea to have a professional assess the problem. Persistent low pressure often signals an issue within your plumbing system.
Ottawa areas
we serve
- Rockcliffe Park
- New Edinburgh
- Island Park
- The Glebe
- Westboro
- Downtown Ottawa
- Alta Vista
- Old Ottawa South
- Kanata
- Stittsville
- Nepean
Our Plumbing Rates
| Drain Service Rates: | |
| Unclogging Hand Sinks in Residential Locations | $220.00 |
| Unclogging Main Drains Through Accessible Cleanouts | $350.00 |
| Unclogging Main Drains Through Toilet Flange with Toilet Reinstallation | $450.00 |
| Using Snakes to Unclog Kitchen Sinks | $350.00 |
| Unclogging Showers with Snakes | $220.00 |
| Using a Snake to Unclog a Tub | $220.00 |
| Main drain camera inspection | $350.00 |
| Leak/Source of smell Investigation | $180.00 |
| Plumbing Related Service Calls (Labor Only) per hour | $80.00 |
| Back-Up Pump with a battery parts and labour | $1,850.00 |
| Replace Sump Pump (for labour only) | $350.00 |
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