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Thanks for all of your answers. I agree that it is the water volume, and not the pressure like I mentioned. I will try that company and see if they can do it for me. I also know that the interior plumbing is due for replacement, but we only plan to live here 2-3 more year, and if we can get...

I live in a nice old row house in Washington D.C. The plumbing is the original steel (or iron?) piping from about 1933. The water pressure is getting kind of low, and I was told that it was likely because the water main has rusted up inside, between the house and the meter, constricting the...