Faucets, Sinks & Fixtures
From a single dripping faucet to a full bathroom's worth of fixtures, we install and repair every kind — kitchen, bath, laundry, and outdoor.
Every faucets, sinks & fixtures call, done right.
- Kitchen & bathroom faucet install
- Shower & tub valve replacement
- Sink & drain assembly install
- Angle stops & supply lines
- Hose bibs & outdoor faucets
- Laundry and utility sink connections
- Constant dripping you can't stop
- Handle is loose or won't shut off
- Low flow at one fixture only
- Rust or corrosion around the base
- Planning a kitchen or bath remodel
Questions about faucets, sinks & fixtures? Let's talk.
While we're out, we can also handle…
Tank and tankless water heater installation, replacement, and repair for gas and electric units.
Kitchen, bathroom, laundry, and main line drain clearing for slow drains and full backups.
Sewer line inspection, cleaning, and repair for backups, root intrusion, and failing older lines.
Non-invasive leak detection for slab, wall, and supply-line leaks. Careful repair with minimal cutting.
Running toilets, wax-ring reseats, flanges, and full toilet replacements with proper venting.
Gas line installation, repair, and leak testing for ranges, dryers, water heaters, and outdoor lines.
Faucets, Sinks & Fixtures — common questions
Repair or replace a dripping faucet?+
A newer name-brand faucet is usually a cartridge or seat-and-spring fix and worth repairing. Older or off-brand units where parts are discontinued generally cost more in repeat visits than a replacement does.
Can I supply my own fixture?+
Yes, homeowners do it all the time. Buy it before the visit, keep the box and the paperwork, and be aware that a fixture's own warranty is usually tied to the manufacturer rather than to installation.
What makes a good residential faucet?+
Solid brass body, ceramic disc cartridge, a finish with a real warranty, and parts you can still buy in ten years. Delta, Moen, Kohler, Grohe, and Pfister are widely used in homes for that last reason.
Low pressure at one faucet only — what is it?+
Almost always the aerator or a partly closed angle stop under the sink. Unscrew the aerator, rinse the screen, and retest. If pressure is low everywhere instead, the pressure regulator or the supply is the place to look.
Why do shower valves cost more to change than faucets?+
The valve body sits inside the wall. Replacing it means access from the front or from behind, and tile or surround work is usually part of the job. That's plumbing plus finish work, not just a fixture swap.
What's the most common cause of a leak under the sink?+
The supply connections and the drain assembly, in that order. Braided supply lines have a service life and old angle stops seize. If you're already replacing the faucet, replacing those at the same time avoids a second visit.