Upon inspection, the home’s low water pressure was found to be caused by a clogged carbon filter. The technician obtained a replacement filter from the supply house and returned to complete the repair. Water was shut off at the inlet, outlet, and boiler feed due to the piping design. The system pressure was relieved, the canister removed, and the carbon cartridge replaced. A lubricant was applied to the O-ring before reinstalling the canister. After turning the water back on, the system was tested for leaks and proper operation—no leaks were present, and water pressure was fully restored throughout the home. We will return at a later date to install a new dual filter housing with a three-valve bypass to separate sediment collection from the carbon filtration, improving maintenance and long-term system efficiency. A bead of white caulking was applied around the base of the tub spout to prevent water damage and leakage into the wall, as a gap was discovered behind the spout during inspec
