By JIM ROONEY, For The Capital
By JIM ROONEY, For The Capital
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
10/24/09
I live in a 3 story home that is 12 years old. Water is drawn from a well. I have no problem with my well but I have always been troubled by the mediocre water pressure throughout the house. It's not that I don't get water but it just seems adequate and nothing more. It is even evident in the summer when I try to run a lawn sprinkler.
Sometimes the pressure is not enough to make the sprinkler pivot and rotate. What can I do to safely up the internal water pressure? Is there an adjustment to the well pump and or holding tank I can make, or is this issue something that should be reviewed and adjusted by a plumber.
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