When you turn on the faucets, you notice the water pressure is typical. You indicate this in your report, but your client wants to specifically know if it is sufficient for a family of four. How do you respond?
A)Indicate that as long as they conserve water, it should be fine.
B)Indicate you do not make determinations of adequacy for any component or system.
C)Indicate you are happy to make repairs to improve water pressure.
D)Indicate the water pressure will only get worse over time.

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When you turn on the faucets, you notice the water pressure is typical. You indicate this in your report, but your client wants to specifically know if it is sufficient for a family of four. You respond by indicating you do not make determinations of adequacy for any component or system. It is up to the client to determine if they are happy with the water pressure. It is a matter of preference and the client can make changes to improve the strength of the pressure or overall efficiency of the plumbing system.

When You Turn on the Faucets, You Notice the Water