The Problem
A shower valve was leaking after shutoff.
Our Solution
Replaced the washer on the hot side stem and advised that a temporary drip after shutoff is normal.
A shower valve was leaking after shutoff.
Replaced the washer on the hot side stem and advised that a temporary drip after shutoff is normal.
| Primary Service | Shower Valve Repair |
| Specific Service | Shower Valve Repair |
| Area | Jordan Park |
| City | San Francisco, CA |
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Drips are typically caused by worn internal components, such as rubber O-rings, washers, or the mixing cartridge, which degrade over time with normal use.
Yes, in many cases, replacing the worn internal cartridge or seals will stop the leak and restore proper function without needing to replace the entire fixture body.
Isolated low water pressure is often caused by a clogged aerator or showerhead, a partially closed supply valve, or debris trapped inside the fixture's internal cartridge.
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