Low water pressure can occur for several reasons, including leaks, partially closed stop taps, ageing pipework or issues with your local water supply. If the problem affects your whole property, it may be worth checking with your water supplier first to see if there are any known supply issues. If the cause isn't clear, a WaterSafe-registered plumber can investigate your plumbing system and recommend the most appropriate solution.
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