About the service
If the shower on the second floor becomes a thin trickle when someone opens the kitchen tap, and the water pressure in your home overall is weak, no matter how you turn the valve — I solve this problem by installing a water pressure booster pump station. Let me be honest right away about what exactly I'm offering: this is a mechanical solution for weak flow and low water pressure, not a filtration system and not a water softener. A filter is responsible for taste, smell and water impurities, a softener is for hardness and scale, and neither affects pressure. If your water tastes fine and doesn't leave scale but just flows weakly, especially on upper floors or when multiple outlets are open at once — you need a pressure booster pump, and that's my specialty.
I start with a site visit and measurements: I check incoming static pressure and water flow at several home points, examine pipe diameter and layout, and figure out what's causing the issue — low pressure in the city main line, building height, distance from the supply line or restrictions in the internal system. Based on this I select a pump by capacity to match your family's actual consumption: an overpowered pump wastes electricity and creates extra strain on pipes, an underpowered one and a year later you're back to the same problem. I install the pump on a stable base, install an expansion tank and check valve if needed so the system works smoothly and quietly, connect it to a separate power line following all codes and adjust the pressure switch to the right thresholds specifically for your home. After connection I flush the system, run several operating cycles under real-use conditions and check all connections for leaks before considering the work complete.
What's included in the service:
— Site visit and pressure/flow measurement at several home points
— Precise pump selection for your family's consumption
— Installation with expansion tank, check valve and vibration-dampening mounting
— Electrical connection and pressure relay setup
— Complete system flushing, leak inspection and real-mode testing
I start with a site visit and measurements: I check incoming static pressure and water flow at several home points, examine pipe diameter and layout, and figure out what's causing the issue — low pressure in the city main line, building height, distance from the supply line or restrictions in the internal system. Based on this I select a pump by capacity to match your family's actual consumption: an overpowered pump wastes electricity and creates extra strain on pipes, an underpowered one and a year later you're back to the same problem. I install the pump on a stable base, install an expansion tank and check valve if needed so the system works smoothly and quietly, connect it to a separate power line following all codes and adjust the pressure switch to the right thresholds specifically for your home. After connection I flush the system, run several operating cycles under real-use conditions and check all connections for leaks before considering the work complete.
What's included in the service:
— Site visit and pressure/flow measurement at several home points
— Precise pump selection for your family's consumption
— Installation with expansion tank, check valve and vibration-dampening mounting
— Electrical connection and pressure relay setup
— Complete system flushing, leak inspection and real-mode testing
