Water Pressure Regulator Replacement

A water pressure regulator controls the water pressure entering your home from the city main, reducing high municipal pressure (often 100+ PSI) to a safe level of 50-60 PSI. Without proper pressure regulation, excessive force damages pipes, causes leaks at fixture connections, voids appliance warranties, and creates banging or hissing noises in your plumbing. Our professional plumbing services test water pressure, diagnose regulator problems, and install new pressure reducing valves to protect your entire system.

Common signs of a failing pressure regulator include noisy or vibrating pipes, constantly dripping faucets despite new washers, sudden water pressure fluctuations between fixtures, appliances failing prematurely, visible pipe damage like bulging or cracks, and higher water bills from hidden leaks caused by excessive pressure. In the Inland Empire, city water pressure can spike during low-usage hours or after utility maintenance, making pressure regulators essential for home protection. We also handle water service repairs when pressure issues stem from main line problems.

High water pressure above 75 PSI stresses your plumbing system constantly, causing accelerated wear on pipes, joints, and seals. Older copper or galvanized pipes can crack or burst under sustained high pressure, while modern fixtures and appliances aren't designed to handle excessive force. We install quality pressure reducing valves, adjust them to optimal settings for your home, and inspect your plumbing for any damage caused by previous high pressure. Proper pressure regulation extends the life of all plumbing components and prevents costly emergency repairs. We proudly serve homeowners throughout the Inland Empire, including Redlands, Loma Linda, Highland, and San Bernardino.