Water-Efficient Fixtures
Low-Flow Toilets: Modern options use as little as 1.28 gallons per flush, compared to older models that use 3-5 gallons.
High-Efficiency Faucets & Showerheads:Look for fixtures with the WaterSense label. They significantly reduce water usage without sacrificing performance.
Modern Pipe Materials
Copper to PEX or CPVC: Replacing old corroded pipes with PEX or CPVC pipes can reduce the risk of leaks, improve flow, and prevent corrosion.
Insulated Pipes: Insulating hot water lines reduces heat loss, delivering hotter water faster and lowering energy costs.
Upgraded Drains and Traps
Larger Diameter Drains: Installing 2-inch drains (common for showers) reduces the risk of clogs compared to standard 1.5-inch drains.
New Traps:Modern traps prevent sewer gases better and are easier to clean.
Smart Plumbing Fixtures
Touchless Faucets & Smart Showers: Improve hygiene and convenience, and can help control water usage.
Leak Detectors:Smart sensors under sinks or near toilets send alerts if they detect leaks.
Pressure-Balancing Valves
Upgrading to pressure-balancing or thermostatic shower valves ensures a safe, consistent water temperature, preventing sudden hot or cold bursts.
Tankless Water Heater
Switching to a tankless water heater for your bathroom provides endless hot water and greater energy efficiency.
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