By PlumberDallas.com editorialUpdated
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Common causes
Clogged aerators
Hard-water scale.
Partly closed main valve
After a repair.
Failing pressure-reducing valve
Common on homes with one installed.
Corroded galvanized pipes
Older Dallas homes.
Hidden leak
Water escaping before it reaches fixtures.
City supply issue
Check with neighbors or Dallas 311.
What you can check yourself
- Clean the aerator on the affected faucet.
- Make sure the main shutoff is fully open.
- Check whether hot and cold are both low.
- Do the meter test for leaks.
When to call a plumber
Call if pressure is low throughout the house or dropped suddenly.
How a plumber diagnoses it
A plumber measures static pressure, checks the regulator, and looks for leaks or corroded piping.
Related services
- Pipe Repair in Dallas — Fix leaking, burst, and damaged pipes.
- Repiping in Dallas — Replace failing supply pipes for good.
- Leak Detection in Dallas — Find the source before you open walls or floors.
What it may cost
See the repiping cost guide for published price ranges and cost factors.
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