Low or No Water Pressure? It Might Be Your Pressure Tank or Pressure Switch

If you’re noticing low water pressure in the showers or sinks inside your home or the hoses and sprinklers outside your home you may have a bad water pressure tank or pressure switch. Click a box below to review the components that may be associated with the symptoms below.

No Water Pressure
Check your fuse box or circuit breakers to see if a power failure has occurred. If not, faulty switches, pumps, or corroded pipes are some of the most common issues.  Please contact us to help troubleshoot the situation.
Low Water Pressure
New filtration systems or clogged filtration are common reasons for low or no water pressure. Additional issues may include clogged screens, lowering water tables from overuse, a leak within the system, or the pump may be failing.
Sputtering Faucet or Air in Water Lines
Pressure tanks, water pipes in the well, or broken offset line may all cause this behavior from your water supply. Contact us immediately to help troubleshoot.
Surging Water Pressure

This issue occurs most often when a pressure switch or water pressure tank is defective or failing. It can also occur when a new pump or tank has been installed that does not meet the requirements of your water pump system.

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