Fixtures & Installations
Dripping spouts, stiff handles, weak flow and leaks under the sink are usually fixable. Where a faucet is worn out or parts are no longer available, replacement is the practical route.
A constant drip usually comes from a worn cartridge, washer or seat. Leaks at the base often mean failed O-rings. Reduced flow can be a blocked aerator or a supply issue. Corrosion at the connections under the sink can produce a slow leak that damages the cabinet before it's noticed.
We look at the age and condition of the fixture, whether parts are available and how the faucet connects to the supply lines. Repair is often reasonable on a good-quality fixture; on a badly corroded one, installation of a new faucet is usually the better value.
Installation covers removing the old fixture, checking and replacing supply lines and shutoff valves where needed, mounting the new faucet and testing for leaks under normal use.
Call to describe the problem, or send a service request and we'll follow up with next steps.
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