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High water pressure might seem like a good thing—until it starts causing damage to your plumbing system. In this video, Cardom Plumbing & Heating breaks down the key signs that your home’s water pressure is too high and what you can do to prevent costly repairs and water waste.
🚨 Watch to learn about:
✔️ Banging or hammering pipes
✔️ Excessive splashing from faucets
✔️ Leaking fixtures and dripping shower heads
✔️ Toilets that won’t stop running
✔️ Short-lived appliances like water heaters and washing machines
✔️ Unexpectedly high water bills
✔️ Damp floors, cracked tiles, and hidden leaks
✔️ Water meter spinning when everything’s off
🔧 We’ll also cover:
✅ How to measure and monitor water pressure
✅ When it’s time to install a pressure-reducing valve (PRV)
✅ Why calling a professional plumber can save you in the long run
🛠️ If you're experiencing strange plumbing issues or rising water costs, it could all come down to one issue: high water pressure. Catch the problem early and protect your home’s plumbing system.
📞 Need help? Contact Cardom Plumbing & Heating today!
💬 Drop your questions in the comments below or visit our website to schedule an inspection.
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