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Low Water Pressure Options
Hi Everyone.
I have an old house - circa 1920, and have 1/2" water pipes throughout the house, and a 3/4" main that was replaced within the past 5 years. My problem is that, with 1/2" pipes, a faucet turned on downstairs will affect the flow while someone is in the shower upstairs. Apart from changing all the pipes to 3/4" to increase overall flow throughout the house - an option that is going to be extremely expensive and invasive, I would like to see if there are any other options. For example, is there a whole-house pump that I can attach near the main that can increase the water pressure in my house in order to avoide the impacts I mentioned above? |
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