We had a pressure booster pump on another house and it did a great job but I think that is too much here, just looking to get the showers a little more pressure.

If you are near a hospital, try to directly reach out to the hospital's HR department and see if you are able to get contact info for housing staff or boosters.

I took it all plus the booster shot, logic says I will have triple boost :)

The plumber recommended a 50 gallon with a booster, which has worked out great. 

You can believe what you want to believe, and booster the area all you want.

At some point I will probably send a pack n play, booster seat, and some other baby items out there whether I make this change or not, which I most likely will, it's more of a matter of when. 

I have another realtor acquaintance in Beckley that is connected with Tech administration (former Tech grad, now a booster), says that the new Provost at the school wants to expand the student base to 5,000 in the next 5-7 years.

He also forced me to put in a booster fan on the dryer vent as it was just over the max length....because adding more things for the lent to collect on makes SOOOO much sense. 

Homeowner's title policy protects his initial equity, and if there are booster clauses in the homeowner's policy, some of the appreciation as well. 

The flip side of that, is that you may be able to benefit from adding booster fans in certain branches of the duct system feeding the second floor.