Are you struggling with water pressure in your home? Tired of weak showers, slow moving taps or poor dishwasher performance? With so many potential factors at play - from sediment-clogged pipes to high elevation or long distance from the main water supply - it can take time to figure out how to solve the problem.
However, there is an easy fix: a water pump can be used to get water flowing freely through your home again. If you’re wondering how this works, keep reading to find out more.
How Water Pumps Increase Pressure
The mechanics of how a water pump increases pressure are pretty simple. By using an impeller (a rotating part) or a diaphragm (a flexible membrane), the pump creates a flow that moves water through your pipes. This movement effectively goes against gravity and other resistance factors that can reduce water pressure, particularly in homes with multiple floors or complicated plumbing networks.
When you choose a professional water pump installation, you guarantee that the pump is correctly sized and calibrated to meet the specific needs of your home. This not only improves the efficiency of the pump but also reduces the risk of potential issues such as over-pressurisation, which can damage your plumbing.
When Should You Consider a Water Pump?
Not all low water pressure issues require the installation of a water pump. Before investing in a pump, it’s important to rule out other potential causes of low pressure, such as clogged pipes, leaks or issues with your water supplier.
However, if your home consistently suffers from low pressure and other solutions have failed, installing a water pump may well be the best solution. Homes that rely on well water, have water sources far from the house or are situated in areas with naturally low water pressure are especially good candidates for water pumps. Submersible pumps are particularly beneficial in these situations, as they can draw water from deep sources with high levels of efficiency.
Need a Water Pump Installation?
If you’re tired of struggling with low water pressure and want a permanent solution, consider a water pump installation. At H2O Flowtech, we specialise in fitting both booster and submersible pumps to help provide your home with a reliable and steady water supply. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and find out how we can improve your water pressure.
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