A sudden shift in water pressure can be the result of many problems, but the simplest to solve are often those related to the water line or shutoff valve. Check your incoming lines and the valve to make sure there isn't a kink and the valve is open all the way. Another problem you may face is mineral deposit in old pipes. This is common in homes that haven't had their pipes replaced in three or more decades, and while cleaning is an option, you should also discuss the possibility of replacement with your plumber.

Provided you keep up with all of the proper maintenance, you can expect your new hot water heater to last you at least 10-15 years. Our professionals recommend that you have regular maintenance performed on your water heater once each year.

Every water-using appliance and fixture in your home contributes to your water bill, so be on the lookout for ways to reduce your consumption for each. The following products and practices are all practical ways you can easily reduce your daily water usage: Low flow shower heads Low flush toilets Only run your dishwasher when full Energy efficient washing machines Fix drips and leaks as soon as they are noticed. These are some simple tips, but there are plenty more. Just be on the lookout for ways to keep water from running continuously in your home. The cost can add up fast.