Another one Musinguzi — let's solve it. Low water pressure in a shower can be caused by several factors in plumbing work: Low incoming water pressure: The main supply to the house might have insufficient pressure. Partially closed shut-off valves: Valves before the shower (like the main shut-off or a valve specifically for the shower) might not be fully open. Clogged showerhead: Mineral deposits or debris can block the small holes in the showerhead, restricting water flow. Kinked or damaged flexible hose: If the shower uses a flexible hose, it might be kinked or crushed, reducing flow. Issues with the pressure-reducing valve (PRV): If a PRV is installed in the system, it might be faulty or set too low. Long or undersized pipe runs: The distance the water travels from the main supply to the shower, and the diameter of the pipes, can affect pressure. Leaks in the system: Hidden leaks before the shower can reduce the overall pressure reaching the fixture. Send me the next one 📸