Water pressure booster pump?

[RhondaHonda]

I’d move forward with replacing your water line as suggested but I’d still call the water company to verify the meter isn’t blocked with junk.

How much of that bill is a monthly service charge?

 

[walterjay]

I would start by installing a booster pump. I have gotten pretty good results with them in those situations. It may satisfy you. Relatively inexpensive and easy. I would shy away from the HF product. Go Goulds or Grundfos

 

[burbguy82]

Note:

3/4" PEX A will flow more water (less resistance) than 3/4" PEX B.

The type of PEX is critical in the flow of water based on the size of PEX.

Hmmmm....kind of.

Pex A and Pex B tubing are identical in OD and ID....... same flow rate, are both are F1807 compatible (crimp connection standard)

All Pex A is F1960, (Cold expansion connection standard), and more malleble. Pin holes in Pex A can be fixed with a heat gun, cool fact. It is made opaque, and colored after. There are issues with colored Pex A.

Some Pex B is F1960 compatible, rare, but they exist....and tougher.

The increase in flow is due to the ID of the crimp vs expansion fittings, not the tubing.

IMO expansion fittings in many circumstances have several issues with durability when it comes to installation, and enviromental concerns such as freezing.. Crimp's only issue is reduced flow.