Decoding the Mystery of Low Water Pressure in Your Home

Low water pressure can be a perplexing issue in many households. At All-Star Plumbing in Central Ohio, we understand how vital it is to have a consistent water flow. This blog will delve into common causes of low water pressure and how to resolve them, ensuring your home's plumbing system functions optimally.

• Clogged Pipes: Build-up in pipes can restrict water flow.
• Corroded Plumbing: Older pipes may corrode, affecting water pressure.
• Faulty Pressure Regulator: A malfunctioning regulator can cause pressure issues.
• Shared Pipelines: Shared lines can lead to reduced pressure during peak usage.
• Leaks: Undetected leaks can significantly drop water pressure.
• Mineral Deposits in Fixtures: Accumulation in faucets or showerheads can block water flow.
• Municipal Water Supply Issues: Problems with the local supply can affect your home's pressure.
• Improperly Sized Pipes: Inadequately sized pipes can lead to pressure problems.
• High Demand within Home: Simultaneous use of multiple fixtures can lower pressure.
• Valve Issues: Partially closed or damaged valves can restrict flow.