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Low hot water pressure is usually caused by one of five things: limescale build-up, a partly closed valve, a failing pressure reducing valve, a leak in your pipework, or a problem with your hot water cylinder or boiler. Here's how to identify which one is affecting your home and what to do about it. Why Is My Hot Water Pressure Low? If your cold water runs fine, but the hot water pressure drops the moment you turn the hot tap, the problem is almost certainly somewhere in your

Winter can be tough on your home's plumbing. The good news? Spring is the perfect time to give everything a once-over. Here's our easy-to-follow checklist for you to use in your home: Check Your Pipes for Winter Damage. The cold can cause tiny cracks that aren't always obvious straight away. Check any exposed pipework under sinks, in cupboards and in the loft, and look out for any damp patches or signs of moisture. Don't forget outdoor taps too, turn them on and check for a n

Common Plumbing Issues After Low Pressure or Supply Interruptions Recent water supply issues in Tunbridge Wells have left many homes dealing with more than just dry taps. When water pressure drops or cuts out completely, it can cause a ripple effect through your plumbing system, sometimes leading to annoying or even costly problems. Since the water started to flow back into the taps of Tunbridge Wells, there has been a rise in callouts related to issues triggered after the wa

Why Reverse Osmosis Could Be a Smart Move for Your Home With recent water quality concerns making headlines in the Tunbridge Wells area, it’s no surprise more homeowners are asking the same question: “Is my tap water safe?” While the local supply is usually clean and reliable, contamination risks - even short-term ones - can highlight just how vulnerable our water systems can be. If you’re looking for extra reassurance or just better tasting, cleaner water, installing a rever