Low Water Pressure & Faucet Problems
Low water pressure at a faucet can make everyday tasks such as washing dishes and using the bathroom more difficult. The cause may involve buildup in the faucet, a clogged aerator, a supply valve, or another issue within the plumbing system.
If just one faucet has low flow while other fixtures work normally, the issue may be localized to that fixture or its supply. If several faucets throughout your home are affected, the cause may involve a broader water supply or plumbing problem.
Penguin Plumbing can help investigate faucet flow problems and discuss the next steps based on the symptoms.
Mineral Buildup Around Faucet Handles
Hard water can leave mineral deposits around faucet handles, spouts, and other plumbing fixtures. Over time, this buildup can make fixtures look worn and may interfere with normal operation.
If you notice persistent crusty deposits, discoloration, or difficulty operating a faucet, the fixture may need cleaning, repair, or replacement. The appropriate solution depends on the type of buildup and the condition of the faucet.
For homeowners experiencing widespread hard water problems, Penguin Plumbing also offers water treatment and water softening services.