Water Pressure Regulator (PRV) Repair
Our crew provides professional water pressure regulator (PRV) repair and replacement services throughout Tulsa, Bixby, Broken Arrow, Jenks, Owasso, Coweta, and Skiatook. We diagnose high water pressure, replace faulty PRV valves, and fix plumbing noise or pressure drops across your home. Our family-owned team uses shoe covers, puts down tarps, and provides upfront pricing with no hidden fees.
What we see in Tulsa-area homes
- Extremely high water pressure readings due to a failed PRV valve.
- Water pressure dropping significantly across the house when multiple fixtures are turned on at the same time.
- Loud knocking noises, rattling, or water hammer in the walls near the PRV valve when an outdoor hydrant is shut off.
- Defective or worn-out pressure reducing valves that fail to control incoming water pressure.
- Outdated shut-off valves and manifolds that need to be rebuilt alongside a new PRV installation.
How we fix it
- Testing the home's water pressure with a gauge to check if the psi is too high or fluctuating.
- Shutting off the main water supply and removing the old or defective PRV valve and worn components.
- Installing a new PRV valve using expansion adapters, PEX piping, ball valves, and fittings as needed.
- Rebuilding or tying into the main water manifold and shut-off valve to ensure secure connections.
- Turning the water back on, testing for leaks, and adjusting the pressure to normal levels.
Signs it's time to call
- Water pressure reads extremely high when tested.
- Turning on a second fixture causes water pressure in the rest of the house to drop sharply.
- Loud knocking, rattling, or water hammer sounds come from the walls when turning off water valves or hydrants.
- Toilets or fixtures back up due to excessive pressure or failing valves.
- An aging or defective PRV valve fails to control incoming pressure.
Call Acts of Service Plumbing
Call or text (918) 891-1737. Open 24 hours Monday–Saturday · Closed Sunday.
See how we handled it on real jobs
Each of these is written up from the actual job record, with real before and after photos.
Where we do this work
The same licensed crew (Oklahoma license #035596) does this work across the Tulsa metro: Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Owasso, Jenks, Collinsville, Catoosa, Coweta, Glenpool, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Claremore, Skiatook.
Straight Answers
How do I know if my PRV valve has failed?
A failed PRV valve often shows up as dangerously high water pressure readings, sudden pressure drops when using multiple fixtures, or loud knocking sounds in your plumbing.
What causes loud knocking in my walls near the water pipes?
Loud knocking or water hammer is frequently caused by a defective or rattling PRV valve when fixtures like outdoor hydrants are shut off.
Where do you provide PRV repair services?
Our crew provides PRV repair and plumbing services throughout Tulsa, Bixby, Broken Arrow, Jenks, Owasso, Coweta, Skiatook, and nearby communities.
Do you replace main shut-off valves at the same time as a PRV?
Yes, our crew frequently replaces outdated main shut-off valves and rebuilds manifolds when installing a new PRV valve.
What is your pricing policy?
The price we give you when we walk in the door is the price with no hidden fees.
What water pressure should my home have?
About 60 to 75 PSI is the target. City pressure near newer additions can push as high as 140 PSI, which is hard on pipes, fixtures and water heaters. A working pressure regulator (PRV) brings it down.
Do you check water pressure on every call?
Yes. Our techs now test the water pressure on every call, so high pressure gets caught before it damages pipes, fixtures or your water heater.
How much is a water pressure test?
A whole-house water pressure test starts at $199. Your exact flat-rate price is quoted upfront before any work starts.
