aczar
New Member
Hello!
I need a pressure reducing valve as I've just discovered that my service line clocks in at around 95 psi, which I believe would explain a couple of (cheap) garden hoses blistering.
I called around the local plumbing supply stores and was quoted a pretty consistent ~$300 (Canadian) for a 3/4" service line and operating range of ~20 to 75 psi.
When I check the big box stores I'm seeing prices closer to $100 +/- %25.
Why the big difference? Is it as simple as a combination plumbing supply stores being a bit more expensive, as well as higher quality parts?
I need a pressure reducing valve as I've just discovered that my service line clocks in at around 95 psi, which I believe would explain a couple of (cheap) garden hoses blistering.
I called around the local plumbing supply stores and was quoted a pretty consistent ~$300 (Canadian) for a 3/4" service line and operating range of ~20 to 75 psi.
When I check the big box stores I'm seeing prices closer to $100 +/- %25.
Why the big difference? Is it as simple as a combination plumbing supply stores being a bit more expensive, as well as higher quality parts?