Faucet Repair
Faucet repair can involve a steady drip, water around the handle, a leaking connection or poor operation. Share the brand or model if known and describe when the leak appears. Parts availability and the fixture condition help determine whether a repair or replacement makes sense.
Faucet Installation
For faucet installation, the fixture needs to suit the sink or countertop openings and the available connections. Tell us whether you have purchased the faucet and whether it includes a sprayer or other accessories. Discuss the existing shutoff valves, supplied parts and any changes needed before fitting the replacement.
Sink Repair
Sink repair requests may involve the drain, trap, supply connections or a leaking fixture connection below the cabinet. Dry the area when safe and note whether water appears while the faucet runs or while a full basin drains. A cracked sink body or damaged countertop may require replacement or work outside the plumbing connections.
What to discuss before the visit
For a new faucet, share the fixture details and the sink arrangement before assuming the connections will fit. For a leak, explain whether it appears only while water drains or also when the tap is closed. Cabinet access and existing supply connections can influence the work. If countertops, sinks or cabinetry are also changing, identify who will coordinate those tasks with the plumbing visit.
Before your visit
- Keep the cabinet below the sink accessible.
- Have the faucet model and any supplied parts available.
- Describe whether the issue affects hot water, cold water or drainage.
A question about this service
Can a faucet replacement solve a leak below the sink?
That depends on the source. Supply connections, the faucet body and drainage fittings can leak in the same cabinet, so the problem should be assessed before choosing a replacement.