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Fix water pressure
I have more of a problem in the winter than I do in the summer. The water company came over yesterday to check my water pressure from the outside coming into the house said it was fine. I told them there was still a problem. They to check the (water reducer) I obviously don't know what that is or where to find it. What can I do to fix my water pressure problem. The house is 29 years old and it used to have well water know in takes municipal water up until 4 years ago. I purchased the home 2 and 1/2 years ago.
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It would help us a lot to know the pressure coming into your house, (call the water department and ask what the main pressure out in street is. Next we need to know what the house pressure is. The PRV valve's located just after the water service enters your house. Waiting on you, Tom
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