There are a number of factors that can contribute to this difficulty, including:
1. The size of the pipe network in your home or office. If the pipes are small, water will flow faster through them, but it will also cause more build-up of pressure. In areas with large pipes, the street pressure may be too high to overcome before the water overflows from the faucet.
2. The type of plumbing in your home or office. Copper and plastic water pipes are more prone to leaks than steel pipes. When these polymer materials sweat or get wet, they can create excessive pressure which causes fixtures to fail prematurely. Steel pipes also hold their pressure for a longer time, soapy water doesn't quickly break down the seal and flood your basement orroom.
3. Defective joints and connectors on fittings and fixtures. Leaks can occur at any point along a piping system - between valves and pipes, at spigots, jacks