Start by narrowing down where the pressure changed.
Check another fixture
Run a second tap or shower only as safely as you normally would and compare the flow. If one fixture is weak while the others are normal, note that the issue may be limited to that tap, shower or local connection.
Compare hot and cold water
If only hot water is affected, note that separately from a cold-water change. If both are weak, include that detail because it points to a wider question about the property or supply.
Look for obvious, safe changes
Check whether a visible, easy-to-reach isolation valve or tap appears partly closed, and whether a local utility interruption or recent plumbing work could explain the timing. Do not force valves, remove fittings or adjust pressure equipment.
Watch for leaks or a sudden drop
Note damp cupboards, dripping pipework, unusual sounds, a change in water use or pressure that fell suddenly. If water is near electricity or a pipe is actively releasing water, prioritise safety and seek urgent assistance.
Prepare a useful enquiry
Include the Melton suburb, affected fixtures, hot or cold comparison, when the change started and whether any recent work or leak is relevant. You do not need to identify the fault before asking for the next step.
Next step
If the issue is happening at your property, choose the closest service or location page and share the detail you know.
Start an enquiry