Money Down the Drain, Literally
A drip seems trivial until you price a year of it. On the hot side you are paying twice: once for the water, once for the energy used heating it. Repairing or replacing almost always pays for itself.
Repair or Replace
Many faucets just need a cartridge, seat or seal. Others have worn to the point where replacement is better value than chasing parts for a discontinued model. We will tell you which one you have.
Sinks and Fixtures
We handle sink installation and replacement alongside the faucet work — kitchen, bath, laundry and utility — including the drain, trap and supply connections.
Signs You Should Call Us
- Constant drip from spout or handle
- Water seeping around the base
- Handles that have gone stiff or loose
- Reduced flow from one fixture
- Corrosion or mineral crust at the connections
Common Questions
Can you fix an older or discontinued faucet?
Often yes. Where parts are no longer available we will tell you that straight rather than charging you to hunt for them.
Do you install fixtures I bought myself?
Yes. We will flag anything that looks like a poor fit before we start.