Your house is full of appliances and fixtures that help shape the place you call home. You hope that each one can provide you with comfort, convenience, and cost-effectiveness. To help keep your home as water-efficient as possible, replace your old plumbing fixtures with low-flow units.

Transform your bathroom and kitchen into spaces where you can be at peace, knowing that you are saving money by conserving water at home while completing your daily tasks and routines. Consult our expert plumbers to help you choose and install devices to save water.

Low-Flow Toilets

Installing a low-flow toilet is a great idea for many reasons. For starters, this style of toilet helps conserve water, typically 20 to 30 percent of water each flush. Not only does this help you save money on your energy bills every month, but it also helps preserve the Earth’s natural resources.

If you ever plan on selling your home, having an upgraded, low-flow toilet can increase your home’s property value, making it a great long-term investment. Contact Gilmore today for a free consultation on our low-flow toilet replacement and installation services in the Sacramento Valley area.

Low-Flow Shower Head

Think about this: a regular shower head dispenses 2.5 gallons of water a minute. If you take a 10-minute shower, you’re using 25 gallons of water alone. Installing a low-flow shower head helps you save at least 40 percent of water, as these devices typically produce only two gallons of water a minute.

People often think low-flow showerheads have poor pressure, making showers more irritating. However, as new models come out, this idea is pushed to the wayside. Today’s low-flow shower heads are more energy-efficient and just as comfortable as older models, as they use small openings and airflow to provide strong, consistent pressure.

Reach out today to set up an appointment for low-flow shower head installation services.

Low-Flow Faucets

Regular sink faucets provide 2.2 gallons of water per minute. This number is higher than you think when you consider the diameter of faucet nozzles. To save up to 30 percent of water, replace your home’s faucets with low-flow ones approved by the EPA.

When looking for low-flow faucets, look for the WaterSense label. This label means the unit meets the requirements and standards of the EPA. Replacing all of the faucets in your home with ones that are EPA-approved can lead to significant savings every month.

Our low-flow faucet aerator installation service will keep your home’s water running efficiently when you’re washing your hands, cooking dinner, or cleaning dishes. Talk to our experts today.

Whole-Home Pressure Regulators

When you want to keep your home’s water supply in check, you’ll need a water-saving assessment and plumbing inspection. From there, we’ll point out your home’s weaknesses and help you create a cost-effective solution.

Installing a water pressure regulator is one of the best ways to control the amount of water that enters your home. This device actively monitors and regulates the water pressure from the source and controls the amount entering your home. This water treatment method can lead to significant savings every month.

Contact Gilmore today to schedule a free consultation for water-saving device installation services in Sacramento, Antelope, and Placerville.