Kitchen Fixtures

Faucet Leaks: Over time, a common issue with faucets becomes a gradual leak, often caused by deteriorated washers, O-rings, or seals. Faucets that continue to drip even after being turned off usually have underlying issues with the valve seat, cartridge, or washer.

Low Water Pressure: Reduced water pressure is a prevalent problem typically caused by mineral buildup in the aerator or blockages in the supply lines.

Sprayer Dysfunction: Problems with pull-down or pull-out sprayers may arise from kinks in the hose, clogs, or issues with the diverter.

Water Sputtering: Faucets that sputter or create water splashes often have clogged aerators or issues with water pressure.

Sink Replacement: Occasionally, a sink may be too extensively damaged or outdated to effectively repair. In such cases, you may have to opt for the complete replacement of the sink, which can entail a more extensive renovation.

Sink Mounting: Both under-mount and top-mount sinks can experience problems with loosening or detachment from the countertop. You may find it necessary to secure the sink once again, either through the use of mounting clips or adhesive.

Dishwasher Connection: When your kitchen sink is linked to a dishwasher, you might encounter issues with drain or water supply connections. It’s essential to confirm the connections’ stability and ensure there are no obstructions in the dishwasher hose.

Shut-Off Valves: If the shut-off valves beneath the sink are not functioning properly, they may require replacement. Although this is generally a straightforward repair, it might necessitate turning off the water supply to your entire home.

Sink Cracked or Chipped: If your sink is constructed from materials such as porcelain, ceramic, or enamel, it’s susceptible to chipping or cracking. 

Clogged Drain: A clogged kitchen drain is a prevalent problem caused by food debris, grease, and foreign objects that get trapped within the kitchen piping. Call our team to help diagnose this issue and unclog the drain or piping.

Slow Drain: Slow drainage is a common issue and often indicates an early stage of clogging or partial blockage. Before a drain becomes fully clogged, it is important to diagnose the issue to avoid costly repairs. 

Leaking Drain Pipe: Drainpipe leaks under the sink can lead to water damage and are relatively common issues. Please give our team a call to avoid additional costly repairs.

Faulty Drain Stopper: Problems with the sink’s drain stopper, like malfunction or poor sealing, are also frequently encountered and require repair or maintenance.

Jamming: Garbage disposals commonly get stuck when foreign objects or food debris become lodged in the grinding chamber. When the disposal doesn’t turn on, it’s a common issue that can be caused by electrical problems, a tripped reset button, or a malfunctioning switch.

Loud or Unusual Noises: Unusual sounds, like grinding noises, clanking, or vibrations, are often signs of foreign objects or damage within the disposal.

Leaking: Leaks from the disposal can occur at various points, such as the sink flange, drain connection, or housing, and are issues that homeowners frequently encounter.

Replacement: Depending on the issues with your sink disposal, you may want to replace this part with a new one. A new disposal can provide the high quality cutting and debris removal that an older disposal may not provide anymore.