What was cutting the hot water pressure

When the hot side loses pressure but the cold is fine, it’s usually not the supply line — it’s something restricting flow inside the faucet itself. In this case it was debris that had built up and was choking off the hot water. That kind of blockage is common, and it only gets worse the longer it sits.

Clearing the faucet so the water flowed again

We took the faucet apart, cleared out the debris, and put it back together clean. So the hot side ran full and steady instead of trickling. We had it done the same visit, and the homeowner could go back to normal without a part they didn’t need.

If your faucet in Bolton or anywhere in MetroWest has lost pressure — especially on just one side — call Richard T. Curley Plumbing & Heating at (978) 562-3736. It’s usually debris or mineral buildup in the faucet, and we’ll get it flowing right again.