Report a change in your water pressure
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If lower or higher pressure occurs at all of the taps on your property, and lasts more than a few seconds, please call us.
Sometimes lower or higher than normal water pressure, can be caused by a faulty plumbing fitting.
First, check to see if there is a change in pressure at all taps throughout your property, including hot-water and cold-water taps. If some taps have normal pressure and some have lower or higher pressure, it is most likely a plumbing problem and you should contact a plumber to investigate.
Report an issue
Alternatively, you can use our online form. We will respond to issues reported online outside of Council business hours (8:00am to 4:30pm) on the next working day.
We try to resolve all issues within 15 working days, though complex queries may take longer to address.
Please provide as much information as possible, such as:
- when you first noticed the change in the water pressure
- how much lower or higher than normal it is
- if the pressure is varying or consistently low / high.
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