Reliable Pressure Regulators for Safe and Steady Water Flow
Pressure regulators are essential for keeping your plumbing system safe and efficient. If water pressure is too high, it can damage pipes, fixtures, and appliances. If it’s too low, performance drops across your entire system. At R & R Plumbing, we provide expert service for pressure regulators in Murrieta, CA, and surrounding areas. Whether you need a new installation, repair, or replacement, our team is ready to help.
Why Choose R & R Plumbing?
Customers trust R & R Plumbing because we deliver strong, consistent results. We offer outstanding customer care from the first call to the final check. Our team shows professionalism in every visit—arriving on time, working neatly, and respecting your home. We believe in clear, honest communication, so you always know what to expect. Every job is done with attention to detail and high-quality workmanship, helping your plumbing system run better for longer.
Schedule services today by calling (951) 234-7223.
Trusted Solutions for Pressure Regulators in Murrieta, CA, and Surrounding Areas
A working pressure regulator protects your pipes and saves you money on future repairs. If you’re dealing with loud pipes, inconsistent water flow, or appliance issues, the pressure may be off. We inspect your system, explain the issue clearly, and fix it quickly.
Our services include:
- Pressure regulator inspections
- Installation of new pressure regulators
- Replacing worn or broken units
- Adjusting pressure to safe levels
- System testing to confirm proper function
We use quality parts and proven methods to get the job done right. Whether your system is old or new, we can help maintain safe water pressure throughout your home or business.
Our team understands local plumbing codes and works efficiently to minimize any disruption. We keep the process clear and simple, so you’re never left guessing about cost, timeline, or next steps.
Contact Us for Professional Service
If you’re looking for help with pressure regulators in Murrieta, CA, and surrounding areas, contact R & R Plumbing today. We’re ready to assess your system, answer your questions, and provide the right solution.
Call us at (951) 234-7223 or use our online form to schedule your appointment. Let us help you protect your plumbing with steady, safe water pressure year-round.
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Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing rebuilt a water main in Murrieta, California, installing a ball valve, pressure regulator, and hose bib. This improved water pressure control and ease of maintenance for homeowners.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber installed a water pressure regulator at a home in Corona, California. The technician measured the backyard hose bib pressure at 150 psi and confirmed it was too high. Installation helped reduce the pressure to a safer level, protecting plumbing fixtures from excessive force.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing installed a new 1-inch ball valve and pressure regulator on the water service riser in Riverside, California. They also added a ¾-inch PVC ball valve for the sprinkler system. All components were tested for proper function, safe pressure levels, and leak-free performance.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Murrieta, California replaced a faulty three-quarter inch water pressure regulator. The water pressure measured 80 psi, indicating the existing valve was failing. The plumber installed a new ¾-inch pressure regulating valve to restore proper pressure control.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Menifee, California replaced a faulty gate valve and malfunctioning pressure regulator. The technician installed a new ball valve and a 1-inch pressure regulator with fresh seals. They rebuilt the service riser, tested for leaks, and set the water pressure to 55–60 psi.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Temecula, California removed an outdated water softener and replaced a failed pressure regulator. The system had over 100 PSI. After installing the new regulator and a customer-supplied mow and flow unit, the plumber tested the system for leaks. No leaks were found.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Menifee, California replaced a leaking backyard hose bib and a failed pressure-reducing valve. The plumber shut off the home's water, removed the damaged components, installed new fittings, and restored the water system. Final checks showed proper pressure and no leaks throughout the residence.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing replaced a leaking pool fill valve and installed a new 1-inch pressure regulator to resolve high water pressure at a home in Temecula, California. After installation, they restored water service and tested the system to confirm no leaks were present.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Murrieta, California installed a customer-supplied Moen Flo Automatic Emergency Shut Off Valve at the main water line. The job required cutting and adjusting copper piping. The plumber also installed a new pressure-reducing valve and set the water pressure to 65 psi.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Temecula, California replaced a failed pressure regulator at a home's main water inlet. The existing regulator allowed pressure above code limits. The plumber installed a new 1-inch WilkinsZurn pressure regulator and set the pressure to 70 psi. The system was tested to ensure proper function and no leaks.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing installed a 1 14 regulator double check in Murrieta, California. This device helps maintain safe water pressure levels and protects the plumbing system from pressure-related damage.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Murrieta, California removed a failed 1-inch pressure regulator and installed a new Wilkins 1-inch pressure-reducing valve. The technician shut off the main water supply, completed installation, adjusted pressure settings, and verified system performance with a full test to ensure stable water pressure and leak-free connections.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Temecula, California replaced a failed 1-inch pressure regulator. The plumber removed the old unit, soldered off existing unions, installed new unions, and fitted a new pressure regulator. The system was set to operate at 65 psi.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing replaced a faulty T&P valve and installed a new pressure regulator to fix high water pressure at a home in Temecula, California. The team reduced the pressure from 130 psi to 60 psi, successfully restoring the water system to normal operation without leaks.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Lake Elsinore, California replaced a faulty water pressure regulator after detecting pressure at 105 psi. The technician installed a new regulator and adjusted the water pressure to a safe level of 65 psi to protect the plumbing system.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing replaced a failed pressure regulator and restored water flow to a kitchen faucet in Temecula, California. The plumber installed a new 1-inch pressure regulator with fresh seals and upgraded a hose bib connection using soldered fittings. Final pressure testing confirmed proper system operation.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Wildomar, California replaced a failed water pressure regulator valve. The original unit showed wear and could not be adjusted safely. The new valve was installed above the main shut-off and set to regulate house water pressure at 65 psi, lowering it from the previous excessive level of 80 psi.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Murrieta, California replaced a faulty gate valve and high-pressure regulator. The technician installed a new 1-inch pressure regulator and emergency shut-off valve, sealed all connections, and adjusted the system to 50 PSI. The water system was re-pressurized and checked to ensure proper function with no leaks.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Riverside, California installed a new 34 water pressure regulator on the service riser. The plumber also looped the dishwasher drain to prevent backflow, removing the need for an air gap.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Temecula, California replaced a faulty 1¼-inch pressure regulator and ball valve. The installation included a new Wilkins NR3XL regulator. The plumber restored water service, checked all connections for leaks, and set water pressure to 55 psi.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Hemet, California replaced a failed 1 ¼" pressure-reducing valve (PRV) causing high water pressure at 86 psi. The plumber installed a new regulator, restored water service, released trapped air, and adjusted the pressure to 60 psi. All connections were tested and confirmed leak-free after the repair.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Corona, California replaced a failed 1-inch pressure regulator on a home's main water line. The technician removed the damaged part, installed a new regulator, and adjusted water pressure to 65 PSI. This helped stabilize the plumbing system and reduce risk to pipes and fixtures.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing replaced a faulty 3/4-inch pressure regulator and installed a new Moen Posi-Temp shower cartridge in a Wildomar master bathroom. The team restored water flow, tested for leaks, and ensured stable water pressure for optimal shower performance.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Murrieta, California replaced a failed pressure-reducing valve after discovering home water pressure at 98 psi. The plumber removed the existing valve, installed a new 3/4-inch brass regulator, and adjusted the pressure to a safer 60 psi, restoring proper water flow to the home.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing replaced a faulty 3/4" pressure regulator in Lake Elsinore, California. The water pressure had reached 105 psi, exceeding safe levels. This service ensured the home's plumbing system operated with water pressure within the recommended range for safety and efficiency.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing installed 34 pressure regulators in Wildomar, California. Pressure regulators control water pressure to protect household plumbing systems and maintain safe pressure levels. This service helps prevent pipe damage and supports consistent water flow throughout the home.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Murrieta, California removed invasive roots from a downstairs toilet drain, performed a camera inspection, and installed a new toilet. The technician also corrected high water pressure by replacing the water pressure regulator with a Wilkins double union model for improved system function.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing replaced a faulty pressure regulator in Temecula, California. The team stopped the water supply, removed the existing part, and installed a new 3/4 pressure regulator. They then restored water service and checked for leaks to ensure proper function.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing removed a faulty pressure regulator and ball valve at a residential property in Lake Elsinore, California. Technicians installed a new 1 1/4-inch ball valve and regulator. They restored water service and tested the system. The final inspection found no leaks.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing installed a pressure regulator in Murrieta, CA, ensuring water pressure stays within safe limits to prevent pipe damage. Post-installation testing verified optimal pressure levels without altering copper piping.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Murrieta, California replaced a failed pressure regulator valve, repaired leaking widespread faucets, and installed a new garbage disposal unit. The service included pressure testing, removal of seized angle stops, and restoring water flow to 60 psi. All fixtures were tested for leaks and confirmed functional before departure.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing replaced a faulty 1-inch pressure regulator at a home in Temecula, California. The repair resolved water hammering and low water pressure issues when the sprinkler system was active. The new regulator restored normal pressure throughout the home.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing installed a new 1-inch pressure regulator with a ball valve and hose bib at a home in Murrieta, California. The team stopped the water flow, removed the old components, completed the installation, and tested the system. The work restored normal water pressure with no leaks detected.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing replaced a failed pressure regulator and stopped a toilet leak in the guest bathroom at a home in Murrieta, California. The team removed the old wax ring and shut off the water supply. The customer plans to remodel the floors before scheduling the toilet reinstallation.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Murrieta, California removed a faulty pressure regulator and installed a new one with fresh gaskets. The technician adjusted the home's water pressure from 120 psi to 70 psi to meet the customer's request and improve system safety.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Murrieta, California located and repaired two pinhole leaks in a copper pipe behind a washing machine. The plumber also replaced a defective pressure regulator and ball valve, reducing water pressure from 102 psi to 65 psi. All work was tested and confirmed leak-free before completion.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing replaced a master bathroom toilet with an elongated model and installed a new pressure regulator calibrated to 65 psi, optimizing water pressure and efficiency. This plumbing upgrade was completed in Temecula, California.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing replaced the main water riser and shutoff components, upgraded the laundry valve box, and installed new cartridges in multiple bathrooms. They completed all plumbing updates, tested water flow, and confirmed leak-free operation in Temecula, California.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing replaced faulty piping and a shut-off valve at a residence in Menifee, California. The team installed a new ¾-inch pressure regulator, ball valve, and hose bib. They restored water service and confirmed there were no leaks.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Menifee, California replaced a damaged 1-inch water pressure regulator valve in a garage. The original valve was leaking from the cap and bolt. The technician installed a new valve with a pressure gauge and set the household water pressure to 70 psi for proper function.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Murrieta, California installed a customer-supplied kitchen faucet, garbage disposal, and flange. The plumber removed existing units, completed snaking on a hallway sink, and corrected high water pressure by installing a pressure-reducing valve to lower it from 90 to 65 psi.
RYAN RUCH
In Murrieta, CA, R and R PLUMBING replaced an old water heater with a new 50-gallon Bradford White model, installing new water flex lines, a sediment-trap gas line, a shut-off valve, catch pan, and expansion tank. Post-installation, all connections were pressure tested to ensure leak-free performance and optimal safety.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Murrieta, California replaced a damaged pressure regulator and a ball valve with a rusted handle. The technician cut out the faulty section of pipe, installed a new pressure regulator and a quarter-turn ball valve, then tested the system to ensure there were no leaks and all components worked correctly.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing replaced a faulty pressure regulator in Temecula, California. The team shut off the home’s water, removed the old unit, installed a new 1 1/4-inch pressure regulator, and tested the system for leaks after restoring flow. This service corrected high water pressure issues affecting the household.
RYAN RUCH
A plumber in Menifee, California inspected a property for an unexplained water leak. The technician used electronic leak detection and performed pressure tests on indoor and outdoor lines. Results showed no indoor leak but indicated a possible sprinkler system issue and a faulty irrigation shut-off valve, preventing full isolation of the water main.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing installed a pressure regulator in Temecula, California. This device controls water pressure and helps prevent damage to the plumbing system. It keeps household water pressure within a safe and consistent range.
RYAN RUCH
R and R Plumbing repaired a burst pipe near a service riser in Temecula, California. The team replaced a damaged pressure regulator, gate valve, hose bib, and piping. They installed a new 1-inch pressure regulator, ball valve, hose bib, and irrigation shut-off, then restored water service and confirmed the system was leak-free.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing inspected a home's water pressure system in Riverside, California. They identified pressure levels at 105psi, exceeding the 80psi code limit. To correct this, they replaced the pressure regulator valve, emergency shut-off valve, and hose bib, improving water flow and protecting household plumbing components.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Temecula, California replaced two failed pressure regulators at the Watermain to restore stable water pressure. The plumber also flushed a tankless water heater using a cleaning solution and freshwater to ensure proper function and clean water flow throughout the home.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing installed a new 1 1/4-inch water pressure regulator inside a garage to reduce excessive water pressure measuring over 120 psi. The team confirmed the expansion tank was correctly installed. This service took place in Temecula, California.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Wildomar, California removed a leaking ¾-inch pressure regulator located behind a dresser in a master closet. The plumber installed a new ¾ NR3XL pressure regulator and reconnected the system. After the installation, the plumber restored water flow and confirmed all connections were free of leaks.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Murrieta, California installed a replacement pressure regulator at a residential property. After installation, the plumber ran water tests to confirm proper operation. The visit addressed the difference in pricing between the two pressure regulators initially considered.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Perris, California replaced a leaking hose bib by removing stucco, rebuilding the copper piping, and installing a new 12-inch threaded hose bib. The plumber also installed a 1-inch pressure regulator at the main water inlet to reduce house water pressure from 85 psi to 70 psi, ensuring compliance with local code.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Temecula, California replaced a failed pressure regulator at the main water inlet, reducing house water pressure from 140 psi to 70 psi. The plumber also replaced a faulty shower cartridge in the downstairs guest bathroom, restored water service, and sealed shower fixtures with new caulking.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing inspected a suspected gas leak in a home in Menifee, California. Technicians located multiple gas line leaks in the attic feeding the laundry area. They also attempted to relight the water heater but found it non-functional. The customer approved a gas line repair and a water heater replacement with a new Bradford White unit.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing installed a 1-inch double check pressure regulator with a new ball valve and pressure gauge in Dana Point, California. The technician also placed a meter enclosure, allowed glue to dry, and re-pressurized the water line to inspect for leaks.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Murrieta, California installed a kitchen sink, faucet, garbage disposal, and dishwasher. The plumber also installed a laundry sink and faucet. Additionally, the plumber completed rough-in work for a freestanding bathtub faucet and drain. All new drain lines were connected and tested to ensure proper function without leaks.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing inspected a water meter box in Temecula, California, and identified a leak caused by root intrusion. The team performed a spot repair and reset the containment boxes to remove roots. This temporary solution restored water flow, though recurring root growth may affect the system in the future.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Temecula, California replaced a malfunctioning pressure regulator after detecting home water pressure at 114 PSI. The plumber installed a new regulator and adjusted the pressure to 65 PSI to help protect the home’s pipes and fixtures from potential damage caused by high water pressure.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Hemet, California replaced two leaking angle stops under a bar sink. The plumber shut off the main water supply, removed the damaged parts, and installed new quarter-turn angle stops for hot and cold water lines. The plumber restored water and tested for leaks to confirm the repair was successful.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing replaced a faulty lavatory faucet in the master bathroom and installed new shutoff valves and supply lines in Temecula, California. They also corrected high water pressure by installing a pressure regulator in the garage and replaced a membrane cartridge in the reverse osmosis system under the kitchen sink.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing replaced a failed gate valve, hose bib, and pressure regulator on a residential water service riser in Hemet, California. The plumber installed a new three-quarter inch pressure regulator, ball valve, and hose bib, then restored water and confirmed proper function with no leaks.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing installed a Flowtech whole-house water conditioning system and completed a full descaling of the water pressure system in Temecula, California. The team also replaced a failed 1.25 pressure regulator and adjusted pressure levels from 100 psi to a safe 70 psi, following local code requirements.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing replaced a pressure-reducing valve (PRV) to fix high water pressure in Winchester, California. The team shut off the water supply, installed a new PRV, and set the pressure to 60 psi. They restored flow and confirmed the system was pressurized correctly.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Wildomar, California removed an outdated water softener and replaced undersized piping. The technician installed a new 1-inch main water line and adjusted the pressure regulator. As a result, water pressure improved to 65 PSI, increasing system efficiency and flow throughout the home.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Temecula, California replaced a 1-inch pressure regulator and a ball valve. The plumber removed the old parts, soldered new components to both existing and new pipes, restored water flow, and confirmed there were no leaks. This service ensured proper water pressure regulation and valve function in the plumbing system.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber installed a customer-supplied Moen Flo system in Wildomar, California. The plumber cut into a 1-inch main line, fitted two male adapters, and activated the water to inspect for leaks. The installation ensures function and leak-free performance.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing installed a new 1-inch water pressure regulator and ball valve in Murrieta, California. The team shut off the main water line, removed outdated components, and installed new piping with PEX B. They restored the water supply and tested the system for leaks to confirm proper function.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Temecula, California replaced a failed water pressure regulator that was allowing unsafe levels up to 96 PSI. The new brass regulator and gaskets were installed, and the system was reset to a stable pressure of 65 PSI. The homeowner confirmed improved water flow at both the kitchen sink and the shower.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Murrieta, California replaced a failed three-quarter inch pressure regulator. The technician installed a new Wilkins model and adjusted the water pressure to 65 psi. This service restored proper water flow and pressure to the system.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing replaced a damaged water service line in Riverside, California. The team removed intrusive roots, installed CopperPex piping with Pro Press fittings, added shut-off valves for both home and irrigation, repaired sprinkler lines, and pressure tested the system. They also added a hose bib and a protective sleeve for the new line.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Temecula, California replaced a cracked ABS pipe coupling that caused water intrusion. The plumber removed damaged drywall, cut and installed new ABS pipe, secured connections with repair bands, and confirmed the fix by testing the upstairs shower and sinks for leaks.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing repaired a leaking backyard hose bib in Wildomar, California. The team removed damaged pipe and stucco, installed a new ½-inch pipe with a threaded adapter, and fitted a new hose bib. They restored water service and tested the connection. The repair was completed with no leaks.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Temecula, California replaced a failed pressure regulator that was allowing unsafe water pressure. The plumber removed the old valve, soldered new unions to copper piping, installed a new regulator, and secured all connections. After restoring water flow, the system tested leak-free with pressure adjusted to 45 psi.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Temecula, California replaced a failed pressure regulator that allowed excess water pressure into the home. The plumber removed old components, soldered new unions to copper pipes, installed gaskets, and secured the new regulator. Water flow was restored and tested, confirming all connections were leak-free with pressure regulated at 45 psi.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber replaced a three-quarter inch hose bib at the water service in Corona, California. This repair ensures proper outdoor water access and prevents leaks at the main connection point.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing installed a pressure regulator to keep household water pressure within a safe range. This service did not involve changes to the existing copper piping. Completed in Murrieta, California.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing installed a Wilkins pressure-reducing valve in Corona, California. The team shut off the home’s water, drained the system, and removed piping. They installed new copper pipes with Pro Press fittings, restored water flow, and pressure tested the system to confirm proper function.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing installed a new 1-inch water main from the meter to the house in Murrieta, California. The project included two shut-off valves, a new pressure regulator, and a hose bib to ensure water control and regulation at key points.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Menifee, California removed a PVC cap, installed a male adapter, and fitted a new threaded hose bib. After securing the connection, the technician repressurized the water system and checked for leaks to ensure proper function.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Ontario, California installed one Moen Flo leak detection unit and rebuilt the water service line. The work included adding a new shut-off valve, a pressure-regulating valve, and modifying copper pipes to connect an existing water filter. The customer supplied a 110V power outlet for the leak detection unit.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Murrieta, California repaired a cracked PVC pipe. The plumber excavated the damaged section, removed it, and installed new fittings and pipe. After the adhesive cured, the plumber restored water flow and confirmed there were no leaks.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Hemet, California replaced a Wilkins 1¼" water pressure regulator for a home's main water line and installed a ¾" regulator for the irrigation system. This service helped regulate water pressure to protect plumbing fixtures and improve system performance.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Murrieta, California replaced a failed 1-inch pressure regulator showing signs of leaks. They removed a damaged copper section, installed a new regulator using type L copper and fittings, and set water pressure to 65 psi. The homeowner confirmed normal pressure after the repair.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Temecula, California replaced a 1.25-inch pressure regulator and ball valve. They restored water service, checked for leaks, and confirmed none were present. The plumber then adjusted the water pressure to 70 PSI to ensure proper system function.
Kaylee Ruch
A technician in Hemet, California flushed a storage tank water heater, inspected for leaks, and verified proper operation. They tested water pressure and replaced a faulty pressure regulator that caused a 20 psi drop when one fixture was used. After replacement, pressure levels improved significantly.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Temecula, California replaced a failed pressure regulator that was allowing excessive water pressure into the home. The plumber turned off the water, removed the faulty unit, and installed a new 1¼-inch pressure regulator. The system was tested for leaks and proper function. The plumber also identified a leaking shower seal in the master bathroom.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Temecula, California, replaced a failed toilet fill valve in an upstairs guest bathroom. The old valve caused water overflow due to a soft blockage. The plumber installed a new Fluidmaster fill valve, hose, and hardware, then secured and tested the system for leaks, confirming proper function.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing replaced a faulty 1-inch pressure regulator in Temecula, California. Technicians stopped the water flow, removed the old unit, installed a new regulator, restored service, and confirmed no leaks. This service helped restore stable water pressure for the home.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Temecula, California replaced a leaking pressure regulator and installed new gaskets to ensure proper water pressure. The plumber also replaced a faulty fill valve in a guest bathroom toilet to stop continuous water flow. After completing the repairs, the plumber confirmed stable water flow and proper operation throughout the home.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Temecula, California performed a leak inspection and identified water loss from the irrigation system. The plumber replaced a faulty pressure regulator that was causing high PSI levels in the home's plumbing. After installation, water pressure was reduced to a safe level. All new connections were inspected, and no leaks were found.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing installed a pressure regulator to control water pressure and protect the plumbing system in Hemet, California. The project ensured safe pressure levels without making changes to the existing copper piping. This service helps prevent pipe damage and improves system reliability.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Murrieta, California replaced a broken shower head, cleared a clogged shower drain, reattached a sink pop-up assembly, and installed a new water pressure regulator to restore proper water flow. The team resolved low-flow issues and adjusted water pressure to a stable 70 psi.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing installed a 1 ¼-inch Watts water pressure regulator valve in a home's garage in Murrieta, California. The technician adjusted the residential water pressure to 64 psi to ensure consistent flow throughout the house.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Wildomar, California removed and capped multiple vent and water lines, accessed and sealed a toilet flange, replaced three angle stops under the kitchen sink, installed a customer-supplied faucet, and replaced the ice maker valve. The house was repressurized, tested for leaks, and verified to be leak-free upon completion.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Murrieta, California replaced a failed Moen 1225 shower cartridge to fix black water discharge in a rarely used guest bathroom. The plumber removed the old cartridge, installed a new one, confirmed leak-free operation, and advised weekly use to maintain clear water flow.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing replaced two outdoor hose bibs and updated the kitchen sink drain system in Hemet, California. Technicians installed new hose bibs in the backyard and side of the home and fitted a new two-part waste and trap under the kitchen sink. They tested the system to ensure proper water flow and leak-free operation.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing replaced a faulty pressure regulator in Lake Elsinore, California. The technician removed the existing unit and installed a new 1-inch DU pressure regulator to reduce water pressure from 80 psi to 55-60 psi. This helps prevent slab leaks, dripping faucets, and running toilets caused by high pressure.
Kaylee Ruch
R and R Plumbing replaced a faulty 1¼" Wilkens pressure regulator valve and installed a new 5-micron sediment filter to resolve water pressure drops in a residential system. The upgrades were completed in a home with an existing carbon filter and salt-free softener in Murrieta, California.
Kaylee Ruch
A plumber in Murrieta, California replaced a failed 1-inch pressure regulator that was allowing water pressure above 80 psi into the home. The technician shut off the water, removed the defective part, and installed a new Zurn pressure regulator with fresh gaskets. The system was tested to confirm proper function and no leaks.
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