Faucet Repair Services
Smooth Handles, Steady Flow
Weak flow, a stiff handle, a sprayer that won’t retract or water that never gets quite hot? Our plumbers repair kitchen, bathroom and outdoor faucets so they work like new again.
Faucet Repair Services for Performance Problems Beyond the Drip
Drips get most of the attention, but faucets develop plenty of other problems that make daily use frustrating. Flow can weaken as aerators clog with minerals or debris. Handles stiffen, grind or become loose as cartridges wear. Single-handle faucets may stop mixing hot and cold properly, so the water never reaches the right temperature. Pull-down sprayers can lose their pressure, refuse to retract or leak at the hose. And faucet bodies can work loose, wobbling whenever you touch them.
Most of these issues trace back to a handful of components: the cartridge or valve, the aerator, the diverter, the spray hose and the mounting hardware underneath the sink. Our plumbers identify your faucet’s brand and model, diagnose which part is causing the problem and replace it with a genuine or properly matched component. In many cases, a repair restores smooth operation for a fraction of what a new faucet would cost to buy and install.
Faucet Repair Services We Provide
We repair faucets throughout homes and businesses, including kitchen, bathroom, laundry, bar and outdoor fixtures, working on all major brands and the most common valve designs found in faucets today.
Kitchen Faucets
Repair pull-down sprayers, cartridges, diverters and loose kitchen faucet bodies.
Bathroom Faucets
Fix single-handle and widespread bathroom faucets, pop-up stoppers and handles.
Dripping Faucets
Stop constant drips with new cartridges, washers, seals and valve seats.
Outdoor Faucets
Repair leaking spigots, frost-free sillcocks and garden hose connections outside.
Hose Bibs
Fix or replace worn hose bibs, vacuum breakers and stem packing.
Low Flow
Restore strong water flow by clearing aerators, screens and clogged cartridges.
Why One Faucet Suddenly Has Low Water Pressure
When only one faucet has weak flow while the rest of the house is fine, the problem is almost always inside or near that faucet. The most common cause is a clogged aerator, the small screen at the tip of the spout that shapes the stream. Minerals from hard water and tiny bits of sediment collect there over time, gradually restricting flow. Pull-down kitchen faucets often have additional screens inside the spray head that clog the same way.
Sudden low flow often follows work on the city water main or your home’s plumbing. Disturbed sediment and debris travel through the pipes and lodge in aerators, cartridge inlets or supply line screens. A partially closed or failing shutoff valve under the sink can also restrict flow. Our plumbers check each point in order, from the aerator back to the supply valve, and clean or replace the blocked component to restore full pressure.
Why Homeowners Trust Our Faucet Repairs
We repair faucets instead of automatically recommending replacements. Our licensed and insured plumbers pin down the brand and valve type, carry common cartridges and parts for major manufacturers and order genuine parts when needed. We install components to specification, lubricate seals with appropriate grease and check supply lines and shutoff valves while we’re under the sink. If replacement really is the better option, we’ll explain why and help you choose a faucet that suits your space.
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Benefits of Professional Faucet Repair
Professional faucet repair restores smooth handles, steady temperature and strong flow without buying and installing a replacement. Genuine or matched parts last longer than generic substitutes. Fixing loose faucet bodies prevents damage to sinks and countertops. Clearing clogged aerators and screens improves everyday performance almost immediately. And a plumber’s inspection of supply lines and shutoff valves during the visit catches small problems early, before they turn into leaks under your sink.
Faucet Repair Services in CA, TX and FL
Our plumbers repair faucets in homes, rental units, restaurants and offices in all three states we serve. Mineral-heavy water in many CA, TX and FL communities wears cartridges and clogs aerators faster than expected.
Check Your Faucet Warranty Before Paying for Parts
Many faucet owners don’t realize their fixture may still be covered by a warranty. A quick check can reduce your repair cost.
Several major faucet brands offer limited lifetime warranties on certain parts, often including cartridges and finishes, for the original purchaser of the faucet. That means a replacement cartridge may be available at no cost if you can provide basic information about the faucet and, sometimes, proof of purchase.
Look for the brand name on the faucet body or handle, and check for a model number on the original paperwork or packaging. Contact the manufacturer or visit its website before buying parts. Our plumbers can help identify your faucet and install warranty parts once they arrive.
How Our Faucet Repair Service Works
Tell us which faucet is having trouble and what it’s doing. Snapping a picture of it lets us figure out the make and pack matching parts.
Your plumber closes the valves beneath the sink and inspects the faucet, aerator, spray head and connections. The handle and trim are removed to examine the cartridge or valve. You’ll hear what’s causing the problem and the cost to repair it before any parts are replaced.
Worn or clogged parts are cleaned or replaced, seals are lubricated and the faucet is reassembled and tightened securely. We run hot and cold water, test the sprayer and diverter and check for leaks above and below the sink before cleaning up the work area.
Get Your Faucet Working Smoothly Again
Weak flow, stiff handle or troublesome sprayer? Our licensed plumbers provide faucet repair with the right parts for your faucet’s brand and design.
Faucet Repair Questions Answered
Is it worth repairing a faucet?
Usually, if the faucet body and finish are in good shape. Swapping a cartridge or aerator is far cheaper than buying a new faucet.
Why is my faucet handle hard to turn?
A worn or mineral-coated cartridge is the most common cause. Cleaning, lubricating or replacing the cartridge usually restores smooth movement.
Why won't my pull-down sprayer retract?
The counterweight on the hose may have slipped, or the hose may be snagging under the sink. Adjusting or replacing it fixes the issue.
Why doesn't my faucet get hot enough?
Single-handle faucets have a temperature limit stop that may be set too low, or the cartridge may be worn. Both can be adjusted or replaced.
Do you repair all faucet brands?
Yes. We fix every major manufacturer’s faucets and many older models, sourcing genuine parts when needed for the best fit and performance.