Gardner Plumbing | Experienced Plumbing Contractor in West Memphis, AR

In our area, low water pressure often stems from a few key issues. We frequently find mineral scale buildup in older pipes, which narrows the water flow. Corroded galvanized pipes, common in older West Memphis homes, are another major culprit. Sometimes, the problem is a faulty pressure regulator or a hidden leak in your main water line. Our inspection pinpoints the exact cause so we can recommend the right repair, whether it's a water pipe repair/replacement or cleaning out the lines.

We can often repair a leaking outdoor faucet if the issue is a worn washer or a simple seal. However, in West Memphis, where freezing temperatures can occur, many older outdoor faucets aren't frost-proof and are prone to cracking. In those cases, a full faucet installation with a modern, frost-free model is a more reliable, long-term solution that prevents future leaks and potential water damage to your home's foundation.

Typically, a sewer line issue won't directly cause low water pressure at your fixtures. Low pressure is usually related to the incoming water supply lines. However, a clogged or damaged sewer line can cause slow drains, backups, and gurgling sounds—which are different but equally serious problems. If you're experiencing multiple drainage issues, we recommend a professional plumbing inspection. Our sewer repair and installation services address these problems to restore proper wastewater flow from your home.