Faucet repair & rebuilds
Drips, stiff handles, low flow, and leaks at the base — diagnosed to the part. Cartridges, seats, O-rings, and aerators replaced with quality components, not whatever's cheapest.
Faucet repair & installation
Stop the drip. Keep the style.
A dripping faucet wastes water and grates on you every single day. We rebuild worn faucets, replace tired ones, and install new kitchen and bathroom faucets cleanly — with proper supply connections and shutoffs that actually work.
What we do
Faucet expertise, start to finish
Faucets look simple until you're upside-down under a sink with a corroded nut and no shutoff that holds. We do this every day — it shows.
New faucet installation
Kitchen, bath, bar, and utility faucets installed level, sealed, and connected to solid supply lines. We check water pressure and flow at every fixture before we leave.
Shutoff & supply upgrades
The valves under your sink are half the job. We replace frozen angle stops and brittle supply lines during the install — so the next repair doesn't become an emergency.
Good to know
Hard water is rough on faucets
Central Texas water is mineral-heavy, and those minerals grind away at cartridges and clog aerators. If your faucets keep failing every couple of years, the water itself may be the problem — ask us about filtration or softening options during your visit.
Doing a bigger bathroom or kitchen project? See full fixture installation for sinks, showers, and tubs. Got a toilet acting up too? Our toilet & faucet service page covers the small jobs done right.
Same-week appointments
That drip ends this week.
Upfront pricing, clean installs, and shutoffs you'll actually be able to use.
FAQ
Faucet questions, answered
Should I repair my faucet or replace it?
If the faucet is a quality brand and the body is sound, a rebuild — new cartridges, seats, and O-rings — usually fixes drips and stiff handles for a fraction of replacement cost. If the body is corroded, the finish is shot, or it's a bargain faucet with worn internals, replacement is the smarter money. We'll look and give you both prices honestly.
Why does my faucet drip even when it's turned off?
Almost always a worn internal seal: a cartridge in single-handle faucets, or seats and washers in two-handle models. Central Texas hard water accelerates the wear by depositing minerals on the sealing surfaces. It's a quick fix for a plumber — and that 'little drip' can waste hundreds of gallons a month.
Can I buy my own faucet and have you install it?
Yes — plenty of homeowners pick their own fixture. Buy from a plumbing supply house or a reputable brand's line if you can; some big-box 'exclusive' models use plastic internals that don't last. We'll install customer-supplied faucets and make sure the supply lines, shutoffs, and connections are right.
How long does a faucet installation take?
A straightforward swap on an existing sink usually takes under an hour, assuming the shutoff valves under the sink work. If those valves are frozen or corroded — common in older Austin homes — we'll replace them too, which adds a bit of time but prevents the next emergency.
Do you install touchless and specialty faucets?
Yes — touchless, pull-down sprayers, pot fillers, bar faucets, and filtered-water taps. Some need an outlet under the sink or specific supply configurations, so we verify the setup before installation day.
Ready when you are.
Austin: (512) 233-6590 · Marble Falls: (830) 460-3565