Faucet & Sink Repair & Installation
From a dripping faucet to a brand-new sink, we handle repair and installation cleanly and to code.
Faucet and sink repair and installation
The kitchen and bathroom sink are among the most-used fixtures in any home, so when a faucet drips or a sink connection leaks, you notice it fast. We repair and install faucets and sinks for kitchens, baths, and utility spaces across Indian River County, keeping the work clean and up to code whether it is a quick cartridge replacement or a full sink installation.
A dripping faucet is easy to ignore, but it wastes water day and night and often points to a worn part that will only get worse. We diagnose the cause and fix it properly rather than applying a temporary patch.
Common faucet and sink issues
Most problems come from wear, corrosion, or buildup over time.
- A faucet that drips or will not shut off fully, usually a worn cartridge or washer
- Low or sputtering flow, often from mineral buildup or a clogged aerator
- Corroded or leaking supply connections under the sink
- A loose or failing sink that needs resealing or replacement
Repair or replace
Many faucets can be repaired by replacing worn internal parts, which is the most economical route when the fixture is otherwise sound. When a faucet is corroded, outdated, or beyond practical repair, replacement is usually the better value. We give you the honest trade-off so you can decide based on the condition of the fixture, not a sales push.
Clean, code-compliant installation
Installing a sink or faucet well is about more than making it look right. We confirm the fixture suits the application, prepare the supply and drain connections properly, and install everything to code so it performs and stays leak-free. Before we finish, we test the connections and check for a clean, solid result.
If you purchased a fixture yourself, we can often install it after confirming it is appropriate for the application and that the connections meet code.
What affects the cost
We base the estimate on the specifics rather than a flat rate: whether the job is a repair or a full replacement, the type and quality of the fixture, the condition of the existing connections, and how accessible everything is. We go over it with you first.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my faucet dripping even when it is off?
A persistent drip usually means a worn cartridge, washer, or seal inside the faucet. These are common, replaceable parts, and fixing them stops the constant water waste.
Can you install a faucet or sink I bought myself?
In many cases, yes. We confirm the fixture is appropriate for the application and that the connections will meet code, then install it cleanly and test for leaks.
Do you repair faucets or only replace them?
Both. Many faucets can be repaired by replacing worn internal parts; when a fixture is at end of life, replacement is usually the better value.