Search results

Sorry about that HJ. Yesterday was an off day. So I read your answer and yes, it is just as you suggested, there is no change in flow regardless of where I turn the knob. I'm not sure what you mean by applying pressure to the spout. Also, when you say the valve body disassembled, do you mean...

Yes, it is all galvanized. I was hoping there could be a way to determine for certain if it is the piping or the faucet. To get at the faucet would require a not insignificant tear-out of tile. The volume is fine everywhere else

I was wondering if I could get some advice on this one. The water pressure coming out of the tub faucet has reduced significantly. The faucet is a 30 year + Delta single lever which to remove would require breaking the front tile and sawing through the surface it is mounted on or going to the...

Mysterious Leak-Fixed! Well, it turned out to be the shower arm. I took it out, inspected it, cleaned the threads and applied a hefty layer of teflon tape and no more leak. Thanks again to all of you for your helpful advice!

Mysterious Leak Wow, a lot of good info received! Some additional info: the stucco is a re-stucco so they just sandblasted and applied new texture so thankfully it rules out damage from that. I crawled under the house to the tub area and gave it a good look. Nothing wet and the subfloor...

I noticed when I turned my shower on, after about 30 seconds, a tiny stream of water starts running out of the area where the drywall and fiberglass tub enclosure meets into the tub area. (see picture attached) I removed the escutcheon plate where the shower arm screws into the elbow and...