Client called us out today due to one of their lavatory widespread faucets on a pedestal sink was constantly dripping. We checked home water pressure and it creeped up to 95 psi, which is a good bit higher than our safe range of 50-79 psi. Located the old pressure reducing valve in the crawlspace and it looks to be original to the home. We replaced that failed water pressure reducing valve with new of same model in 3/4”. Also replaced the old whole home water shutoff with new 3/4 propress ball valve for reliable use if client ever needs to shut water off. For the dripping faucet, client just wanted the leak stopped and the lines capped. We removed the old water shutoffs and escutcheons, added new escutcheons and capped the 2 lines with 1/2” propress caps. Turned water back on and tested, no issues or leaks. 1 yr warranty Client payed via check
