Faucet Repair and Installation
Repairing dripping faucets and installing new kitchen or bathroom faucets.
Common Signs You May Need This
- A faucet that drips or won't fully shut off
- Low water pressure at a specific faucet
- A faucet that's outdated, damaged, or being replaced during a remodel
What This Typically Involves
- Diagnosing whether the issue is the cartridge, seals, or supply lines
- Repairing the existing faucet or installing a new one you've chosen
- Checking for leaks under the sink after the work is done
Why Request a Professional Inspection
A slow drip wastes more water over time than it looks like, and can point to a worn part that's simple to replace now versus a bigger fix later.
