How Can I Reduce Water Pressure In My House?

If your faucets blast water like a fire hose or your appliances make odd banging sounds when they shut off, you're likely dealing with high water pressure. At Isopure Water, we know this issue can lead to leaky pipes, worn-out appliances, and wasted water. That’s why we offer a range of solutions to help you reduce water pressure and protect your home’s plumbing.
Let’s walk you through what causes high water pressure, the problems it can create, and how to fix it using proven products available right here on our website.
Why You Should Reduce Water Pressure In Your Home
Too much water pressure might feel like a luxury at the showerhead, but it comes with serious drawbacks:
- Pipe Damage – High pressure can cause pipe joints to weaken and eventually leak.
- Appliance Wear – Dishwashers, washing machines, and water heaters aren’t built for 100+ PSI.
- Increased Utility Bills – Excessive flow rates mean more water usage and higher bills.
- Leaks and Flood Risk – Over time, fittings and valves may fail, leading to costly water damage.
Reducing your water pressure can prevent these issues and extend the life of your plumbing and appliances.
How We Recommend You Reduce Water Pressure
Install a Water Pressure Regulator
The most effective way to reduce and manage high pressure is with a water pressure regulator. We carry several compact and efficient regulators from Watts, a trusted brand in the plumbing world.
Recommended Product:
Watts P60-M1-4-25 Water Pressure Regulator – 1/4" 0–25 PSI (4 Port)
This model is perfect for systems that require accurate pressure control. It features NSF-approved thermoplastic components and is ideal for small household applications.
Watts P60-M1-4-25 Water Pressure Regulator – 1/4" 0–25 PSI (4 Port)
This model is perfect for systems that require accurate pressure control. It features NSF-approved thermoplastic components and is ideal for small household applications.
Looking for something with a wider PSI range?
Try the Watts P60-C Water Pressure Regulator – 0–125 PSI (4 Port) for larger or more complex setups.
Add a Bypass Relief Valve
Another helpful option is a bypass relief valve, which releases excess pressure automatically. If your home uses a pump system, this can prevent over-pressurization.
Recommended Product:
Watts LF5300A 1/2" Bypass Relief Valve – 0–250 PSI
This lead-free valve protects your plumbing by opening at your set pressure and diverting excess volume safely.
Recommended Product:
Watts LF5300A 1/2" Bypass Relief Valve – 0–250 PSI
This lead-free valve protects your plumbing by opening at your set pressure and diverting excess volume safely.
Signs You Need a Pressure Regulator or Valve
Here are common symptoms we often hear from customers before they fix their issue with one of our products:
- “My toilet fills like it’s on turbo mode.”
- “Pipes bang every time I shut off the water.”
- “The pressure gauge reads over 80 PSI.”
- “My water heater started leaking from the relief valve.”
If any of these sound familiar, it’s time to install a water pressure regulator or relief valve.
How to Choose the Right Product on IsopureWater.com
When you shop with us, you get access to top-rated pressure management tools that ship fast and work reliably. We recommend:
- P60 Series Regulators – for point-of-use or system-level pressure control
- LF5300A Relief Valve – for protecting positive pressure pump systems
Still unsure which one is right for your home? Use our site’s live chat or contact us directly. Our team will help you find the right solution.
Order Online and Reduce Water Pressure Today
Water pressure issues aren’t just annoying—they're expensive. Don’t wait for a leak or burst pipe. Browse our collection of Watts Water Pressure Regulators and relief valves to find what works for your home.
We make it easy to order online, get fast shipping, and take control of your water system today.