Toilets, faucets & disposals
Faucet and sink repair
A dripping faucet usually needs a new cartridge or washer. Low flow often means a clogged aerator. A leak under the sink is usually a loose drain slip nut, a failing supply line or a worn shutoff valve.
- Licensed Colorado plumbers
- The problem explained before work starts
- Price agreed before the job begins
About faucet & sink repair
Faucet problems are small until they aren't. A braided supply line that bursts under a sink can flood a kitchen in minutes, and old multi-turn shutoff valves often won't close when you need them.
When a plumber replaces a faucet, it's worth replacing the supply lines and the shutoff valves at the same time.
Faucet & sink repair at a glance
- Urgency
- Usually plannable
- Area
- the Denver metro & Northern Colorado
- Who does the work
- An independent, licensed Colorado plumber
- Permit
- Often required for replacements, repipes, sewer, water and gas line work
- Typical steps
- Diagnose → Repair or replace → Upgrade valves → Leak test
- Availability
- Call now to check plumber availability
Signs you need faucet & sink repair
- Constant drip from the spout
- Water under the sink or warped cabinet floor
- Low flow from one faucet
- A handle that's stiff or loose
- Shutoff valves that won't turn
How the job usually goes
- 1
Diagnose
Cartridge, aerator, supply lines and drain connections are checked.
- 2
Repair or replace
Worn parts are replaced, or a new faucet is installed.
- 3
Upgrade valves
Old shutoff valves can be replaced with quarter-turn valves.
- 4
Leak test
Supply and drain are checked under pressure.
What affects the cost
Every job is priced by the plumber after they see it. These are the things that move the price most. Ask for the price before work starts.
- Repair parts or a full faucet replacement
- Faucet style (pull-down, wall-mount, widespread)
- Shutoff valve or supply line replacement
- Sink or countertop access
Faucet & sink repair questions
Should I repair or replace a dripping faucet?
Why is my faucet pressure low?
How often should supply lines be replaced?
Can a plumber install a faucet I bought?
What is a quarter-turn shutoff valve?
Why is there water under my kitchen sink?
Faucet & sink repair near you, by town
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