How to Replace a PRV @SharkBitePlumbing
How to Replace a PRV  @SharkBitePlumbing
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
If your home water pressure is not between 50-55 psi, you may need to replace your pressure reducing valve. Watch as Taylor Freeman, a journeyman plumber, explains how to quickly and easily install your new PRV with SharkBite and get your house water pressure back on track.
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00:00 Introduction
01:16 Shut off main water line and drain system
03:17 Remove the old PRV and valve
04:51 Prep your pipe and install Max ball valve
05:48 Prep your pipe and install Max elbow
06:25 Prep your pipe and install SharkBite PRV
10:24 Turn on main water line and check for leaks
11:39 Check home pressure, adjust as needed and do a final check
13:15 Outro
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