If you had to take a look inside the walls of your home, you might be surprised to see that there are different types of pipes.
Many residents may wonder why all the pipes in their homes are not the same. For the average person, this logic does make sense.
However, the truth is that the pipes are made of different materials for different plumbing purposes. A difference that your plumbing professional could tell you everything about.
Is there a strange noise coming from your pipes (pinging, hitting, hammering, knocking, shaking, vibrating)? There’s a good chance it’s what plumbers call a water hammer and it’s usually not expensive to fix.
The water comes from the water network (which usually travels under the road) that is connected to your water intake. From the entrance of water, the water travels through the pipes to the house and delivery to all fixtures.
Water is an integral part of modern life. However, low water pressure causes irritation and frustration. Every daytime work you do with water takes more time and can be extremely cumbersome.
From the water company’s facilities to your home and home plumbing, there are several things that can lead to pressure loss at the outlets. You need to contact the utility and seek their help if the pressure at the inlet to your home is confirmed to be low.
There are several things in your pipeline network that can cause low pressure of water some of which are: