Most sink faucets will have an areator screen ot a spray attachment at the exit of the faucet. These normally screw in and should be easily removed. You may need to use a cloth to protect the finish and use a pair of channel lock pliers if the threads are stubborn.
Remove and clean the areator screen and allow the water to run freely to allow for removal of any sediment or blockage in the line. The flow should give you an indication if there is any blockage remaining in the line.
Replace the aerator. This will have to be repeated for each faucet.
If the main line was flushed in the house; this may have already been done. If not the flushing process may have broke material free which is clogging the aerators.
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