Faucet Repair and Installation Done Right
A faucet that drips is usually a worn cartridge, seat, or O-ring. Replacing the part is inexpensive, but the valve underneath has to be in good condition for the repair to last. If the shutoff valve will not close or the supply line is corroded, the job grows beyond a simple cartridge swap.
New faucet installation has its own pitfalls. Deck thickness, hole spacing, supply line length, and drain alignment all have to match the fixture. A local professional brings the right tools and can deal with a seized shutoff or a stripped fitting without turning a small job into a water leak.
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Faucet and Fixture Services
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Kitchen Faucets
Pull-down, pull-out, and standard faucets, including supply line upgrades.
Bathroom Faucets
Centerset, widespread, and single-hole installations.
Dripping Faucets
Cartridge, seat, and O-ring replacement to stop the drip.
Shower Valves
Pressure-balance and thermostatic valve replacement.
Outdoor Faucets
Frost-free sillcocks, vacuum breakers, and winterization.
Fixture Replacement
Sinks, drains, and supply lines that need to be updated with the faucet.
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Install and Test
The technician installs the fixture, checks for leaks, and tests the flow.
When to Repair and When to Replace
A quick look at the valve and supply lines usually settles the question.
- The faucet drips even after the cartridge was replaced
- The shutoff valve under the sink will not close fully
- Water seeps from the base of the faucet onto the counter
- The finish is failing and the body is corroded
- The sprayer or pull-down head has lost pressure
- You are remodeling and the hole spacing no longer matches
Faucet Installation and Repair: Common Questions
Most standard kitchen or bathroom faucet replacements take about an hour. Corroded shutoff valves or a mismatched sink hole configuration can add time.
Many professionals will install customer-supplied fixtures, but they may not warranty the part itself. Confirm the policy when you call.
The cartridge may be the wrong match, the valve seat may be damaged, or debris may be caught in the seal. A professional can identify which part is failing.
If the valves are stiff, corroded, or do not stop the water completely, replacing them during the faucet job prevents a future emergency.
Frost-free sillcocks can often be repaired with a new stem or vacuum breaker. A split body usually means replacement.
The most common causes are a failed O-ring, a loose mounting nut, or a cracked body. Stop using the faucet until it is inspected.