Why Faucets Leak
Most drips come from a worn washer, O-ring, or cartridge inside the faucet — normal wear over years of use. Leaks at the base usually mean a failed seal, not the faucet itself.
What to Check First
- Locate the shutoff valves under the sink in case it gets worse before we arrive.
- Note where it's leaking from — spout, base, or handle — it changes the fix.
- Don't over-tighten the handle trying to stop it — that often makes cartridge wear worse.
- Call us for repair, or if you're ready to upgrade the fixture entirely.
Our Repair & Install Process
Most repairs are a cartridge, O-ring, or washer swap, completed same visit. New installs are typically done within an hour, and we can source common fixture styles same-day.
Frequently asked
Should I repair or replace an old faucet?
If it's over 10-15 years old or you've repaired it more than once, replacement is often the better long-term value.
Do you install customer-supplied fixtures?
Yes — bring your own faucet or let us help you pick one.