A Northcliff homeowner with a double-storey had put up with pathetic water pressure upstairs for years. Showers took forever, the toilet cistern filled slowly, the washing machine complained. She assumed it was municipal supply.
We checked — the mains pressure was actually fine at the meter. The problem was the pipe sizing to the second floor combined with multiple draw points running simultaneously.
We installed a DAB booster pump with a pressure vessel at the main entry point after the meter. Within an hour of switching it on, every tap ran at full pressure. The shower upstairs finally worked as it should.
No structural changes, no re-piping the house — just the right pump in the right position.