To increase water pressure throughout your entire home, you can adjust or replace your home's pressure-reducing valve (PRV), usually located near the main water shutoff valve where the water line enters the house. Turning the adjustment bolt clockwise on the PRV slightly increases water pressure. Additionally, replacing clogged whole-house sediment filters, clearing mineral-scaled supply lines, or installing a residential water booster pump will significantly raise home water pressure. Verification: Check a pressure gauge attached to an outdoor spigot to confirm the psi reading increases to a safe operating range between 50 and 60 psi.
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