Water flow usually reduces gradually. First it’s normal, then “thoda kam lag raha hai,” and later it’s a thin trickle. By the time it’s very bad, there’s often a significant blockage, scale build-up, or pressure problem.
If you pay attention when it just starts to feel slower, a plumber can often fix it with simpler methods—cleaning aerators, clearing minor deposits, checking valves. It’s cheaper, faster and less disruptive.
Leaving it till the last stage may mean cutting pipes, opening walls, or dealing with bigger system issues.
