Low Water Pressure
A shower with weak pressure makes for an unsatisfying experience and inefficient cleaning. Our technicians pinpoint the root cause of water pressure issues, whether from mineral buildup, valve problems, or municipal water supply constraints.
Most common causes: Clogged showerhead, mineral deposits in pipes, partially closed water valves, pressure regulator failures, or multiple water fixtures running simultaneously.
Persistent Leaks
Beyond the annoying drip, shower leaks can cause extensive water damage to surrounding walls, floors, and ceilings if left unaddressed. Water infiltration leads to mold growth, structural damage, and higher utility bills.
Most common causes: Worn-out O-rings, deteriorated valve seats, corroded cartridges, improper sealing around shower doors, or cracked shower pans.
Temperature Inconsistency
Unpredictable temperature changes, with water going from cold to scalding hot in seconds, can make showering uncomfortable and potentially dangerous, especially for children and elderly family members.
Most common causes: Faulty pressure-balancing valve, damaged thermostatic mixing valve, sediment buildup in water heater, or an improperly sized water heater for household demands.
Drainage Problems
Slow or completely blocked shower drains disrupt your routine and can lead to standing water, unpleasant odors, and potential overflow issues that damage bathroom floors.
Most common causes: Hair and soap scum accumulation, foreign objects in drain, damaged drain components, improper venting, or main sewer line blockages.