Residential water pressure ?

[projectPONY]

I have a question for the plumbers in here, if any, or for anyone who knows.

What pressure does a typical house spigot(outside) have?

[f0ur sixer]

My front spigot just tested at 72psi.

[projectPONY]

WTF!!! I thought it was supposed to be city regulated at around 40psi?

[projectPONY]

How did you test it?

[f0ur sixer]

I had an inspection last week and I just looked at the report.

[projectPONY]

Hmm

[fordracing19]

My well cycles at 40-60psi

[projectPONY]

My well cycles at 40-60psi

I'm not sure what that means.

[Chili]

My front spigot just tested at 72psi.

Ours is high like that too. One plumber we had out couldn't believe it.

[lincolnboy]

He does not recieve water from the city .

[lincolnboy]

Ours is high like that too. One plumber we had out couldn't believe it.

Ours is something like that too.

[Chili]

He does not recieve water from the city .

He who?

[lincolnboy]

Racing19

[fordracing19]

I'm not sure what that means.

I have my own well. It cuts on at 40 and off at 60. You can't tell a difference at the faucet.

[71chevellejohn]

Looking back over my home inspection from when I bought; it was measured at 63psi. It seems normal to me, but I never had any other residence measured.