To increase water pressure in your home, start by checking and cleaning mineral-choked aerators and showerheads by soaking them in white vinegar. Next, ensure that all main incoming water shutoff valves and under-sink valves are turned completely open. If low pressure affects your entire house, you can adjust the pressure-reducing valve (PRV) clockwise, replace a clogged whole-house sediment filter, or install a motorized booster pump. Verification: Attach a pressure gauge to an outdoor spigot to confirm psi readings increase to a normal operating range between 50 and 60 psi.
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