What the homeowner called about
A Tulsa building needed a pressure reducing valve replaced to properly manage incoming water pressure.
What our plumber found
Our plumber found that the building needed a new pressure reducing valve installed to properly regulate the water pressure.
How we fixed it
Our crew replaced the old valve with a new three-quarter-inch PRV using expansion techniques, three-quarter-inch PEX, and two three-quarter-inch PVC-to-PEX adapters.
What this means for your home
Replacing a worn pressure reducing valve helps stabilize and control the water pressure throughout your entire building.
Straight Answers
What is a PRV?
A PRV is a pressure reducing valve used to regulate water pressure inside a building.
What was the water pressure after replacing the valve?
The building pressure settled at 70 PSI after our crew finished replacing the PRV.
What materials were used for this PRV replacement?
Our plumber used a three-quarter-inch PRV valve, three-quarter-inch PEX, expansion fittings, and two three-quarter-inch PVC-to-PEX adapters.
