Water-Saving Faucets Don’t Have to Mean Low Water Pressure
Water conservation has become a high priority in households where reducing utility bills is a necessity. Some may think using water-saving green products such as low-flow faucets also means reduced water pressure, but this isn’t necessarily the case. A high-quality water-saving faucet from reliable residential plumbing contractor Haller Enterprises can deliver peak performance while conserving water and saving you money in the process.
What Are Low-Flow Faucets?
According to federal guidelines, low-flow faucets are fixtures designed to deliver a maximum of 2.5 gpm (gallons per minute) at 80 psi (pounds per square inch). They make use of sensors or aerators to allow for comfortable operation while conserving water. An example is a metered-valve faucet, which is designed to shut off automatically after producing a specified volume of water. For the user, the impact is to deliver shorter bursts of pressurized water instead of allowing the tap to run until the user manually shuts it off. Thus, there is no sacrifice in water pressure, but the overall volume of water used is decreased.
Haller is the Central PA Leader for Energy-Saving Water Faucets
If you reside in or around the cities of York, Lancaster, Lebanon, Harrisburg, Lititz or Palmyra, as well as Reading, Carlisle, Downingtown, West Chester or Mechanicsburg, Haller Enterprises is here to provide expert installation, service, maintenance, repair or warranty work for energy-efficient green products like water-saving faucets. Haller can also assist you with any plumbing emergency, regardless of the time of day or night.
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