Unless it's super high, just add somthing with chelated iron and you should be fine.
Peatmoss mixed in soil will lower it. Heavier nutrient doses with nitrogen in NH4 amonium form will lower constant pH over time and also temporarily during when EC is high. Filtered water will increase the effects of this, removing some buffers.
It's harder to raise the pH back up if you go to far. I like to keep buffered at 7 with Lime and use my nutrients to temporarily bring it down closer to 6.5 every feed, then tap water at ~7.4.
I don't look at pH anymore, the leaves are a more accurate meter for me. It helps that i've used one a lot though and have an ballpark idea where i'm at depending on what ratios im mixing.