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I have an old house, the water pressure goes up and down how can i fix

water pressure goes down while you are taking a shower if someone turns on another faucet
How do you up the water pressure in the house

Water pressure used to be pretty strong in the house, work was done on the street lines and now the water pressure is very little!
GET A PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE INSTALLED JUST PAST WATER METER.
If you a water pressure regulator for the main line coming into your house, you should be able to adjust the water pressure. 110 PSI sounds pretty high.
Sounds like you need to add a pressure tank to your set up.
Danny and Ana are correct. I have never heard of a pressure tank. There is an expansion tank on a water heater, but that has nothing to do with reducing your water pressure. The pressure regulator is inside your house beside the meter on the incoming pipe.
We just had this done; exactly what Danny said.