Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) Installation in Los Angeles
Reducing Incoming Pressure from 100+ PSI to 70 PSI
Protect Your Plumbing System with Professional PRV Services
High water pressure might seem like a good thing—until it starts damaging your plumbing. At Robby’s Rooter, Inc., we provide expert Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) installation, replacement, and testing services in Los Angeles and nearby areas. A properly functioning PRV helps regulate your water pressure, safeguarding your pipes, water heater, and fixtures from long-term damage and expensive repairs.
Reducing home water pressure
Installing a pressure reducing valve in your location is vital to avoiding leaks and damages before they take place. Depending on the incoming water pressure given by the city, you likely need to reduce the incoming pressure to your fixtures, as having too high of a PSI often puts excess wear and tear on faucets and pipes. It is highly recommended that you keep your incoming pressure below 80 PSI, with the ideal range being from 60 - 70 PSI.
New Pressure Reducing Valve, Pressure Relief Valve, Main Shut-Off Valve, and Hose-Bibb Faucet in Los Angeles
How to Test your Home Water Pressure
Basic PSI water pressure gauge’s can be purchased at your local hardware store and connected to a water hose bib faucet to test the pressure. If your water pressure is above 80 PSI, it may be time to replace or install a pressure regulator. Though the incoming water pressure is supplied by the city, it is the property owner’s responsibility to maintain their pressure regulated.
💧 Why Install a Pressure Reducing Valve?
Uncontrolled high water pressure (over 80 PSI) can:
Damage plumbing fixtures and appliances
Cause leaks and premature pipe wear
Reduce the lifespan of your water heater
Increase your water bills
Lead to costly water damage
A Pressure Reducing Valve ensures your system runs smoothly, extends the life of your plumbing, and keeps your home safe.
Installation
We recommend installing Zurn Wilkins Pressure Reducing Valves as well as a Pressure Relief Valve. A pressure relief valve will discharge water when it feels that the pressure in the water system is too high. Similar T&P valves can also be found connected to your water heater. If either of these valves discharge at any time, it may be time to check your water pressure and adjust or replace your pressure regulator. The size of the PRV Valve should always be the size of the incoming water line, installed above ground, and installed close to where the plumbing enters the home.
🛠 Our PRV Installation & Replacement Services
Whether you need a brand new PRV or want to replace a failing one, our licensed plumbers provide:
Full system pressure assessments
New PRV installations
Old or faulty valve replacements
Code-compliant upgrades
Post-installation pressure testing
We use only high-quality, durable valves that are rated for Southern California water systems.
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📍 Serving Los Angeles & Surrounding Areas
We proudly install and replace PRVs for homes and businesses in:
Los Angeles
Burbank
Glendale
Pasadena
West Hollywood
Culver City
Santa Monica
And surrounding neighborhoods
🔍 Signs You May Need a New PRV
Not sure if your system needs a pressure reducing valve? Watch for these warning signs:
Banging or noisy pipes
Leaky faucets or toilet fill valves
Bursting hose bibs or appliance hoses
Frequent leaks in water heaters or fixtures
Pressure over 80 PSI (we can test this for you!)
📞 Schedule Your PRV Installation or Replacement Today
Don’t wait until high water pressure causes costly plumbing issues. Contact Robby’s Rooter, Inc. for trusted PRV installation and replacement services in Los Angeles.
👉 Call 323-255-2346 or Email inquiries@robbysrooterinc.com
📍 Serving Residential & Commercial Properties Throughout LA
💧 Prevent Damage. Preserve Plumbing. Lower Risk.