Have you ever noticed changes in the water pressure in your home? These variations—some subtle, some not-so-subtle—can be caused by various factors. While measuring your home's water pressure isn't ...

Determining the cause of low water pressure in your home requires investigation. Signs of low water pressure include less water coming out of faucets and showerheads or an appliance, such as a ...

In many Northeastern Ohio communities, residential water pressure can be too high. Your water pressure is usually set by the municipal water company; that pressure, which needs to be sufficient to get ...

Locate the Regulator: Typically found where the main water line enters your home, near the shut-off water valve. Adjust the Screw: Use a wrench to adjust the screw on the top of the regulator. Turning ...

Starting or ending a long day with a weak shower is pretty unsatisfying, if not downright frustrating. When other around-the-house fixes rank as higher priorities, sometimes you just learn to live ...

For years, Jackson residents endured low water pressure, unsafe drinking water, or no water at all. All the while, state inspectors found few issues with the failing pipes that caused those problems.

FISHERS, Ind. — Todd Ash remembers exactly how he spent Memorial Day, and it wasn’t nearly as relaxing as he had hoped. “There it is,” he said, pointing to the water heater he installed on the holiday ...