Faucet and sink repair covers drips, leaks under the sink, low flow, and full fixture replacement across kitchens and bathrooms. Most drips trace back to a worn cartridge, washer, or O-ring, straightforward parts that wear out faster in Tempe's hard water than they would elsewhere.
A leak under the sink is a separate issue from a dripping spout, usually a failed supply line connection or a worn P-trap seal. It's worth addressing quickly since cabinet and subfloor damage from a slow under-sink leak is easy to miss until it's already extensive.
What We Fix
Dripping Faucet
Almost always a worn cartridge, washer, or O-ring, a quick fix once the faucet's internal type is identified.
Leak Under The Sink
Often a failed supply line connection or worn P-trap seal, distinct from a leak at the faucet itself.
Low Water Pressure At The Tap
Mineral buildup in the aerator or supply line is a common, simple cause worth checking before assuming a bigger problem.
Loose Or Wobbly Faucet
A faucet that's come loose from the sink deck needs to be reseated and secured before it causes a seal to fail.
Replacement Done Right
Proper Supply Line Connections
New, correctly sized supply lines are installed rather than reusing old ones that may already be worn.
Sealant Applied Correctly
A proper seal at the sink deck prevents the exact kind of slow leak that damages cabinets over time.
Shutoff Valves Checked
Old shutoff valves are tested and replaced if they don't fully close, since a valve that won't shut off makes future repairs harder.
Haul-Away Included
Old fixtures are removed and disposed of as part of the installation.
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What This Actually Costs
Every quote is confirmed in writing before we start. Real factors that affect price:
Free estimates are available for non-emergency work, and pricing is confirmed before any emergency repair begins.
Common Questions
If a previous repair didn't identify the correct internal cartridge or washer type for your specific faucet, the fix won't hold. Matching the exact part to the fixture is what makes the repair stick.
It's worth addressing promptly. A slow under-sink leak can damage cabinets and subfloor in ways that aren't visible until the damage is already significant.
A single worn part is usually worth repairing. A faucet with multiple issues, visible corrosion, or that's significantly outdated is often a better replacement candidate.
We can source fixtures to match existing finishes where possible, though exact matches aren't always available for older or discontinued lines. In that case, we'll walk through the closest realistic options.
Yes, free estimates are available for repair and installation.
Not usually, faucet issues tend to stay isolated to that fixture. Pressure problems affecting multiple fixtures point to something further upstream, like the main line or a softener issue.
Often, yes, if a compatible cartridge or replacement part is still available. If not, replacement with a comparable current model is usually the practical path forward.
Often Comes Up Together
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