Do you have reduced pressure on both hot and cold, or just one of them?

Check the screens on your faucets. Sometimes work on the pipes disturbs sediment in the pipes and it collects in the screens on the ends of the faucets. Be sure you hooked up to the hot and cold sides of the hot water tank properly. There is a little ball in the hot side that prevents water from flowing backwards, if they are reversed. Did you solder the fittings too close to the tank, while they were on the tank? There is plastic inside the tank fittings and it will melt and block the pipe if it gets too hot. Is the shut-off valve before the meter wide open? When you have all your taps closed, does the meter stop? If it doesn't, this could indicate a leak someplace. Buy a pressure guage that screws onto any of your faucets and see what the pressure really is. They are only about $7 at any hardware store.

Just a few thoughts off the top of my head.

Thanks, Pelican;

I think you got it - clogged screen, though I'm not absolutely sure. Both hot & cold are are same. I'm unable to dissassemble the aerator completely and I can still some gink in it so I'll look for a replacement. (Rohl) I got the pressure gauge and it's at about 110 psi at the beginning of the house plumbing and beyond where I did my work - (it's the same) - that tells me it's not a pressure issue but gunk in the faucet somewhere.

Thanks;
Bill

110psi is a bit high. Is there a PRV somewhere?

And don't confuse pressure with flowrate.