High Water Pressure Regulator Replacement in Fayetteville
The problem
The home's water pressure was testing above 80 PSI. Excessive water pressure can place unnecessary stress on water lines, fixture connections, faucets, toilets, appliances, and the water heater.
How we fixed it
- 01Tested the home's incoming water pressure and confirmed it exceeded 80 PSI.
- 02Located the existing water pressure regulator inside the water-heater closet.
- 03Removed the failing regulator.
- 04Installed a new water pressure regulator.
- 05Checked the installation and verified that the new regulator was operating properly.
The result
The home now has a properly operating water pressure regulator that controls the incoming pressure and helps protect the plumbing system from excessive pressure.
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