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Faucet Repair & Installation

A faucet that drips through the night, water pressure that’s dropped for no reason, or a fixture that’s simply had its day — none of it needs to be lived with. Our licensed plumbers handle drips, low pressure, and shiny new fixture installations, done right the first time.
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That Drip Is Costing More Than It Sounds Like

A faucet dripping once a second wastes thousands of gallons a year — money down the drain for a fix that usually takes minutes once someone’s actually looked at it. Most drips come down to a worn washer, O-ring or cartridge inside the faucet body, not a sign anything major is wrong. Weak water pressure at a single faucet is often a different story: mineral buildup in the aerator or a failing cartridge restricting flow, rather than a house-wide pressure issue.

We repair and install faucets of every major brand and finish, kitchen or bathroom. Where it’s a worn part, we replace it on the spot; where you’re upgrading to a new fixture altogether, we handle the full install — supply lines, shutoffs and all — so it looks right and doesn’t leak from day one. 

Faucet won’t shut off, or spraying water where it shouldn’t? Call (954) 480-1264 now. Shut off the valve under the sink first if you can reach it safely.

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Is a dripping faucet really worth calling a plumber for?
It adds up more than people expect — a single dripping faucet can waste thousands of gallons a year, and it’s usually a fast, inexpensive fix once diagnosed. Left alone, the same worn part that’s causing the drip can eventually fail more seriously.
Yes — if you’ve picked out a fixture, we’re happy to install it. We’ll check that the connections and finish match your existing setup before starting, so there are no surprises mid-install.
That almost always points to something local to that fixture — usually mineral buildup in the aerator or a worn cartridge restricting flow — rather than a problem with your home’s water supply overall. It’s typically a quick diagnosis and fix.

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