Weak shower? Taps that barely run? Pipes that bang and taps that drip? Plumb Buster tests your water pressure, finds the cause, and fixes it — with a clear upfront quote.
Call 07908 948654Get a Free QuoteWater pressure problems are easy to misdiagnose. A weak shower can be a blocked shower head, a faulty valve, a scaled-up pipe, or a supply problem — and each one has a different fix. Guessing wastes money on the wrong part.
We start by testing the pressure at the taps and at the incoming main, then work through the system: stopcock, pressure-reducing valve, isolation valves, filters, and the pipework itself. Once we know the cause, we quote the fix before any work starts.
This page is about the service — testing and fixing pressure problems. For the background on common causes, see our guide: Low Water Pressure Causes.
We cover Crawley, Horsham, Horley, East Grinstead, Redhill and Crawley Down.

Pressure is tested at the taps and at the incoming main before any fix is quoted.
Partially closed stopcock, faulty pressure-reducing valve, supply fault, or a restriction in the main pipework.
Blocked aerator, scaled-up fitting, faulty isolation valve, or a kinked flexible hose on that run.
Pressure above safe levels strains washers, valves, and appliance hoses. Fixed with a pressure-reducing valve.
Pressure that rises and falls, or banging pipes (water hammer), often points to a faulty valve or an unsecured pipe.
Shower head, hose, valve, or supply fault — diagnosed before parts are ordered.
Pressure-reducing valves for high pressure; booster pumps or accumulators where the supply is genuinely too low.
Tell us which taps are affected and when the problem started.
We test pressure at the taps and at the main to separate a supply fault from a fault inside your home.
We explain the cause and confirm the price before work starts.
We fix the fault and re-test the pressure to confirm it is back in a healthy range.
Most UK homes run between about 1 and 2 bar at the taps. Below 1 bar usually feels weak; above 3 bar can strain fittings and cause dripping taps and noisy pipes.
A sudden drop across all taps often means a supply issue or a partially closed stopcock. Low pressure at one tap usually means a blockage, a scaled-up fitting, or a faulty valve on that run.
Yes. Sustained high pressure strains washers, valves, flexible hoses, and appliance inlet valves. A pressure-reducing valve brings the pressure down to a safe level.
Yes. A pressure-reducing valve fixes high pressure; a booster pump or an accumulator can help where the incoming supply is genuinely too low and the pipework is in good condition.
It depends on the cause. Diagnosis plus a valve adjustment or a single valve replacement is usually a single visit. You get a clear, upfront quote before any work starts.
Same-day pressure testing and repair in Crawley, Horsham, Horley, East Grinstead, Redhill and Crawley Down. Clear quote first, job done properly.
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