gixxerjeff
Dogs best friend
Our house was recently remodeled with essentially all new plumbing and fixtures throughout. The water pressure throughout the house is fine with strong showers and bathroom sink streams. The one area of concern is the kitchen sink which has abysmally low pressure. I've checked the basics (yes, the valves under the sink are fully open and not kinked, etc.) but I'm not sure where to look next.
FWIW, the house has an interior fire sprinkler system with a gauge on the main manifold (in the garage) showing a standing 165psi. I know that's separate, I just mentioned it to complete the picture. There are hose outlets in various spots around the house which all work fine except the one right outside the kitchen which seems to have lower pressure than the others but nothing like the kitchen sink just on the other side of that wall.
Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated.
FWIW, the house has an interior fire sprinkler system with a gauge on the main manifold (in the garage) showing a standing 165psi. I know that's separate, I just mentioned it to complete the picture. There are hose outlets in various spots around the house which all work fine except the one right outside the kitchen which seems to have lower pressure than the others but nothing like the kitchen sink just on the other side of that wall.
Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated.
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