A pressure reducing valve (PRV) sits where water enters your home and keeps the incoming pressure at a safe level. When it fails, pressure can spike or fluctuate — stressing every pipe, fixture, and appliance in the house.
Signs your PRV is failing
- Water pressure that's too high, too low, or swings up and down.
- Banging or hammering pipes.
- Dripping faucets, running toilets, or leaks that keep coming back.
- Appliances (water heater, washer, dishwasher) wearing out early.
Why it matters: Excessive pressure is one of the most common hidden causes of plumbing leaks and appliance failure. A failing PRV is usually a quick, affordable fix that protects far more expensive equipment.
How we handle it
We test your home's water pressure, confirm whether the PRV is the culprit, and replace it if needed. Every visit is a flat $150 service call to fully diagnose the problem. Any repair or replacement (parts and labor) is quoted separately and approved by you first. See the full price sheet.
Pressure problems? Let's take a look.
Call us and we'll diagnose it on a flat-rate service visit — no surprises.
Call (210) 269-5446