@drychalice Regulator prices start @ $100. double Union are more than single, with nuts is more than w/o, 3/4" less than 1", Ca. Approved more than non Ca approved. (lead free)
I had a PRV installed at my apartment 4 plex & total cost was over 1000.00 Today I am installing one at my duplex ...i spent 100 on parts and I will let you know how it goes....Thanks soo much for the video!!
Very good! I see that the plumbers don't like this information getting around. My friend was charger $600.00 to do this by a pro plumber that thought he was a doctor!
@sailortaylor1 $600 could be a good price for a regulator installed. Size, location, access to it. Lots of things are possible. When I say I do it for $350, that is for a 3/4" or 1" double union hi capacity one installed at house or above grade in copper and no chipping out concrete to access, not digging up below grade, not having to use a locator to find it, not a larger Regulator such as 1 1/4 or more. Do you know if any of these common issues existed on your friends job?
My water heater is leaking and my toliets run throughout the night. My plumber is coming tomorrow to install a new water heater and expansion tank. Because my house is old, it does not have a regulator on the inside. We have a septic tank, no sewer lines. Will installing a regulator prevent wear on my new water heater and stop the toilets from running at night? Also, what's the average cost for the part and installation?
@coohoolane Thank you so much, at this point we do this for thanks and good Karma, some day would you pay for such a video? if so how much, we are polling our worth?
Thanks, very clear. My city supplied water often has an annoying pressure variation, pulsing ~5psi about once a second. This makes my pipe flex and make noise, sometimes when I'm sleeping. I'm hoping that by adding such a PRV, I can isolate the noise. The pressure is too high (105psi), so I need to add the regulator anyway.
@attofarad32 Also add a thermal expansion tank, they are cheap n easy.....use a washing machine hose and an adapter th 2 gal tank on your wtr. htr tank drain!
Can you control the water pressure by simply turning the valve near the street using the key (shown at 1:02 on your video). Would this be a "cheap fix" to high water pressure?
@nhbrad22 A pressure regulator is needed if water pressure is higher than 80 psi. Partially closing a valve WILL NOT REDUCE STATIC PRESSURE, it will reduce volume and dynamic pressure , but that isnt the problem nor is it the goal of installing a pressure regulator.
What was the price of that regulator.
drychalice 2 months ago
@drychalice Regulator prices start @ $100. double Union are more than single, with nuts is more than w/o, 3/4" less than 1", Ca. Approved more than non Ca approved. (lead free)
ramonasplumber 2 months ago
I had a PRV installed at my apartment 4 plex & total cost was over 1000.00 Today I am installing one at my duplex ...i spent 100 on parts and I will let you know how it goes....Thanks soo much for the video!!
london1817 3 months ago
Very good! I see that the plumbers don't like this information getting around. My friend was charger $600.00 to do this by a pro plumber that thought he was a doctor!
sailortaylor1 4 months ago
@sailortaylor1 $600 could be a good price for a regulator installed. Size, location, access to it. Lots of things are possible. When I say I do it for $350, that is for a 3/4" or 1" double union hi capacity one installed at house or above grade in copper and no chipping out concrete to access, not digging up below grade, not having to use a locator to find it, not a larger Regulator such as 1 1/4 or more. Do you know if any of these common issues existed on your friends job?
ramonasplumber 4 months ago
My water heater is leaking and my toliets run throughout the night. My plumber is coming tomorrow to install a new water heater and expansion tank. Because my house is old, it does not have a regulator on the inside. We have a septic tank, no sewer lines. Will installing a regulator prevent wear on my new water heater and stop the toilets from running at night? Also, what's the average cost for the part and installation?
thinkwy13 7 months ago
and this guy calls himself a plumber... what a shame
plumbworker 1 year ago
@plumbworker Please tell me the reason for your comment.
ramonasplumber 1 year ago
@plumbworker professional, good demo!
ann569 11 months ago
Great video. Good editing, good sound quality, great information. Thank you.
coohoolane 1 year ago
@coohoolane Thank you so much, at this point we do this for thanks and good Karma, some day would you pay for such a video? if so how much, we are polling our worth?
ramonasplumber 1 year ago
Thanks, very clear. My city supplied water often has an annoying pressure variation, pulsing ~5psi about once a second. This makes my pipe flex and make noise, sometimes when I'm sleeping. I'm hoping that by adding such a PRV, I can isolate the noise. The pressure is too high (105psi), so I need to add the regulator anyway.
attofarad32 1 year ago
@attofarad32 Also add a thermal expansion tank, they are cheap n easy.....use a washing machine hose and an adapter th 2 gal tank on your wtr. htr tank drain!
ramonasplumber 1 year ago
thanks! i'm gonna try it!
GROUPERCHEEKS2004 1 year ago
@GROUPERCHEEKS2004 Do you know what pressure you have now?
ramonasplumber 1 year ago
Can you control the water pressure by simply turning the valve near the street using the key (shown at 1:02 on your video). Would this be a "cheap fix" to high water pressure?
Thanks.
nhbrad22 1 year ago
@nhbrad22 A pressure regulator is needed if water pressure is higher than 80 psi. Partially closing a valve WILL NOT REDUCE STATIC PRESSURE, it will reduce volume and dynamic pressure , but that isnt the problem nor is it the goal of installing a pressure regulator.
ramonasplumber 1 year ago
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nhbrad22 1 year ago