In my years working in Sacramento, I’ve met homeowners who thought strong water pressure was always a good thing. The truth is, too much of it can quietly wear out your plumbing long before its time.
Why Excess Pressure Is a Problem
High pressure puts constant strain on pipes, joints, and valves. Over time, it can cause leaks, shorten the life of water heaters, and even damage appliances like dishwashers and washing machines.
The Simple Fix
There’s a small device that can be installed where the main water line enters your home. It keeps the pressure at a safe, steady level, protecting the entire system without you ever noticing a difference in daily use.
Long-Term Payoff
I’ve seen homes go from frequent plumbing issues to years of trouble-free service just by adding this safeguard. It’s a one-time investment that pays off by preventing costly repairs and replacements.
If you want to protect your pipes, fixtures, and appliances for the long haul, it’s worth considering this type of plumbing safeguard before small problems turn into big ones.
