Faucet Repairs
We fix dripping, leaking and hard-to-turn faucets in kitchens, bathrooms and laundry rooms across Greater Cincinnati and Southeastern Indiana.
A faucet rarely fails all at once. It starts as a slow drip from the spout, water pooling around the base, a handle that gets stiff or spins loose, or a sprayer that loses pressure. A drip seems small, but it runs day and night. A leak at the base or under the sink can soak a cabinet floor before anyone notices. When we come out, we find where the water is actually coming from before we replace anything. Most drips come down to a worn cartridge, washer, O-ring or seat, and those parts can usually be replaced. If the faucet body is cracked or corroded, or parts aren't available for it, we'll tell you that plainly and walk you through a replacement instead. While we're there, we also check the supply lines and shutoff valves under the sink, because those wear out too. Our plumbers complete a five-year apprenticeship, and we're fully licensed (license #47454), bonded and insured. We explain what we found and what we did. If something isn't right afterward, call us at 513-771-7588 and we'll work with you to fix it. You can also reach us here to set up a visit.
What this covers
- Faucet repairs for kitchen, bathroom and laundry sinks
- Dripping spouts: cartridge, washer, O-ring and seat replacement
- Leaks at the base, handle or under the sink
- Loose, stiff or hard-to-turn handles
- Weak flow and sprayer problems, including aerator cleaning
- Supply line and shutoff valve checks
- Faucet replacement when a repair doesn't make sense
Common questions
Should I repair my faucet or replace it?
If the faucet body is solid, a drip can usually be fixed by replacing the cartridge or washers. If the faucet is corroded or cracked, or parts are hard to find, replacing it usually makes more sense. We'll show you what we find and let you decide.
Is a dripping faucet worth fixing right away?
A drip wastes water every hour it runs and keeps wearing the parts down. A leak at the base or under the sink is more urgent because it can damage the cabinet and floor. Closing the shutoff valves under the sink will stop the water until we get there.
Do you handle faucet repairs in my area?
We work across Greater Cincinnati and Southeastern Indiana, including Sharonville, West Chester, Mason, Loveland, Kenwood, Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg. Call 513-771-7588 to set up a visit.