Frequently Asked Questions

The short answer is, yes, it can.

However, there are a few criteria that have to be met before the issue can be completely resolved.

For example, the location of where the water pump is installed, the method of installing the water pump as well as having the ideal pipe size for your home.

It’s not enough to have a water pump installed. The water pump must be installed in the optimal location to function properly. Other issues contributing to this may be a faulty water pump or a poor piping system.

There are a few key factors that may be causing your water pump to break down often.

The water pumps that you have previously purchased may be:

• Underpowered to cater to your household water use
• The water pump was installed in the wrong location

Once our specialist inspects your piping system and evaluates your needs, we will be able to recommend an appropriate solution.

It is possible without professional help. It is important to understand the material and specifications of the pipe in your home as well as configuring the right water pressure setting in your water pump.

If you don’t already have a water pump installed, there are a few key factors that can contribute to poor water pressure.

It can be due to:

• Poor water volume from the main source due to rapid property developments in your area
• Leakages or blockages in your piping system
• Faulty control valve

Schedule an on-site inspection with our specialist. Once we have diagnosed the problem, we can offer you a solution to resolve the issue.

We would assume that the times you are referring to are before & after work versus in the afternoon. This is usually caused by the water volume from your main water supply.

During these times, there are many people in your community using water at the same time. Everyone is taking their shower and busy preparing for work. Everyone is sharing a fixed volume of water from the main source.

Water pressure typically improves significantly in the afternoons because there is less demand for water in your community. Most people are already at work.

This issue can typically be resolved with a slight tweak to your home piping system.

If you are experiencing poor water pressure at a certain water outlet even without concurrent usage, then it can be due to:

• Blockage in your pipe connected to the water outlet
• A difference in water volume in your piping system

This typically happens when your output of water is greater than your supply volume.

Our team of specialists can suggest a solution after they have completed an on-site inspection.

The issue is mainly due to the water volume of your shower head. The bigger your shower head, the higher its water volume.

This can usually be rectified by installing a water pump for your home.