Facts:
1. Single story home built in 2019 with city water supply.
2. 60 psi pressure at nearest and farthest hose bibs from pressure regulator at move in.
3.Hot water tank has expansion tank.
4. Current pressure at same two bibs is 51 psi.
5. No leaks in any visible locations( city main meter box, owner's main shutoff valve box, pressure regulator box, all lawn irrigation valve control boxes, no running toilets, faucet leaks or pressure release valve, main water meter doesn't show any flow when all water outlets are in closed positions, no signs of any leak on sheetrock or floors.
No notification from city that there has been a pressure drop on main supply line for my area.
Is it possible that I simply need to adjust the incoming pressure back to the original 60 psi supply at the pressure regulator?
If so, how do I adjust the pressure on the hot water tank expansion tank to have the same pressure if needed?
Thanks for any thoughts.
1. Single story home built in 2019 with city water supply.
2. 60 psi pressure at nearest and farthest hose bibs from pressure regulator at move in.
3.Hot water tank has expansion tank.
4. Current pressure at same two bibs is 51 psi.
5. No leaks in any visible locations( city main meter box, owner's main shutoff valve box, pressure regulator box, all lawn irrigation valve control boxes, no running toilets, faucet leaks or pressure release valve, main water meter doesn't show any flow when all water outlets are in closed positions, no signs of any leak on sheetrock or floors.
No notification from city that there has been a pressure drop on main supply line for my area.
Is it possible that I simply need to adjust the incoming pressure back to the original 60 psi supply at the pressure regulator?
If so, how do I adjust the pressure on the hot water tank expansion tank to have the same pressure if needed?
Thanks for any thoughts.