When the water pressure is too low, you can take the following steps: Contact your neighbors to see if the problem is widespread. If it is, it may be the municipal supply. If not, your piping may be faulty. If you use a well pump, check to see if it is in good working order. Your pump may be faulty or unable to meet the demand. Test the pressure using a test gauge on your faucet using a hose connector to connect it. Make sure you’re not using water in any other part of your home first. 60 psi is a good reading, but 15 to 20 points above or below indicate an issue. Unclog pipes and shower drains to remove accumulated lime scale. Check that your main water valve is set to the fully open setting. Check for leaks.