What the homeowner called about
Homeowners in Broken Arrow noticed a water hammer sound and needed a plumbing diagnosis for their water pressure system.
What our plumber found
Our crew diagnosed the issue and determined the existing pressure reducing valve needed to be replaced.
How we fixed it
Our plumber replaced the old valve using a new three-quarter-inch PRV double-sided union, along with propress adapters, expansion adapters, expansion tees, expansion nineties, an expansion ball valve, and male expansion adapters.
What this means for your home
A failing pressure reducing valve can cause water hammer noises and improper water pressure throughout your home plumbing system.
Straight Answers
What causes water hammer noises in the plumbing system?
Water hammer is often caused by pressure issues or a failing pressure reducing valve that needs replacement.
How do you know if a PRV valve needs to be replaced?
Our plumber can diagnose your system to determine if a worn-out PRV valve is causing banging pipes or improper water pressure.
What is included when replacing a water pressure reducing valve?
The replacement process involves installing a new PRV valve along with matching expansion fittings and unions to secure the connection.
