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Birmingham Low Water Pressure Repair

We Have Solutions to Your Low Water Pressure Issues

Low water pressure is annoying and extremely inconvenient. While some fixes are relatively easy, the condition can be a symptom of a larger problem. Even if your utility company delivers water at a suitable pressure, that doesn’t guarantee it will be sufficient in your home. Low water pressure can turn simple tasks like washing clothes or taking a shower into miserable experiences. If you notice your water or shower pressure is low and dropping, call our Birmingham water pressure experts at Benjamin Franklin Plumbing.

What Are the Causes of Low Water Pressure?

Low water pressure can be caused by many different things. Some of the more common problems are relatively easy to repair, including clogged aerator screens, worn faucets, and partially closed valves. Sometimes you won’t be able to fix water pressure problems easily, and you’ll need the services of a professional plumber.

Common causes of low water pressure include the following:

  • Clogged fixtures
  • Closed or partially closed water valves
  • Clogged water pipes
  • Faulty pressure regulators
  • Corroded pipes
  • Inadequate main water supply line

Debris Build-Up & Corrosion

If you have hard water, your pipes are always battling the effects of corrosion. Over time, the interior diameter of a corroded pipe grows smaller, which limits the amount of water that can pass through it. Eventually, this will decrease the pressure in your home. If you have older galvanized pipes and low water pressure, you may want to consider repiping your home to replace your outdated plumbing system.

Shared Main Water

A shared water supply is commonly found in multifamily housing. Two or more families using water from one incoming supply pipe can cause pressure fluctuations or low water pressure when several fixtures are open at the same time. This condition is most noticeable during peak hours of use, especially in the morning when most people shower.

Potential Low Water Pressure Solutions in Birmingham, AL

At Benjamin Franklin Plumbing, we provide a variety of low water pressure repair services. Our technicians have the experience needed to quickly identify the source of your low water pressure and offer cost-effective solutions for it.

We offer all types of plumbing solutions including the following:

  • Pressure regulator adjustments
  • Repiping
  • Replacing connection and distribution piping
  • Removing sediment and debris from your plumbing system
  • Water pressure pump installation

The residents of Birmingham have trusted us for decades because of our commitment to customer service. Our plumbers don’t make you wait; if we arrive late to your home for any reason, we’ll make it up to you by paying you back for your time! Additionally, all of our work is backed by a 100% guarantee. We promise that you’ll love every aspect of our low water pressure services, from our communication to our repair work. Our plumbers provide services to residents in Birmingham, Hoover, Homewood, Chelsea, Vestavia Hills, Columbiana, and beyond. We’re never happy until our customers are happy!

Call us today to schedule an estimate at (205) 351-0706. Our Birmingham plumbers are ready to give your home the water pressure you want!

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  • Repairs on the Spot

    Our trucks are fully stocked so we can fix most plumbing issues on the spot without a follow up visit. That's less time & money spent!

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    When you don’t have time to wait around, you can count on us to be punctual plumbing professionals. For every minute we’re late, we pay YOU!*

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