Pressure Relief Valves
Admin • April 21, 2022
Pressure Relief Valves (also known as Pressure regulators) like any piece of hardware, will eventually wear out and need to be replaced. Depending on your water conditions, pressure relief valves may last only a few years, especially here in San Diego County and surrounding areas.
5 indicators that could indicate that your pressure relief valve is failing.
- Lower water pressure
- Zero water pressure
- Vibrations and noises in your walls
- Landscaping leaks near the house
- Overly high water pressure
What to do next?
Once you notice one of these indicators in San Diego County, it’s time to call Rooter-Man Plumbers of San Diego. We can test an analyze your Pressure Relief Valve and water system to make sure everything is in tip top shape…saving you from the time and headaches of a water leak in your home.
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