Why a Pressure Regulating Valve is Required In homes where water supply pressure exceeds 60 psi (413 kPa), Canadian plumbing code requires that a PRV be installed.  High water pressure can result in premature deterioration of piping systems, water heaters, and faucets, resulting in floods and other costly damage. Where population density has increased, municipalities have been forced to ramp up pressures on water mains to satisfy demands, leaving unprotected structures vulnerable. The good news is that PRVs are inexpensive...
Planning your dream spa shower is more than just determining style, colour scheme, finishes, and features.  One of the most important decisions you will make is whether you want to install a Thermostatic or Pressure-Balancing shower valve.  Many consumers aren’t clear about what the differences are between these two shower types. Let’s take a look at what sets a Thermostatic Shower apart from a Pressure-Balancing Shower, the benefits of a thermostatic shower and some brands who manufacture Thermostatic Showers.  Thermostatic...
Is your bathroom in need of an update? Many people think that in order to achieve an updated look they must overhaul their entire bathroom.  Large bathroom renovations are a costly and time consuming undertaking.  Luckily, you can achieve an updated bathroom look with minimal cost and time invested on your part.  Upgrading your bathroom faucet is often just what you need to give your bathroom a refreshed feel. But how do you know which faucet is right for you?...