Faucet Repair and Installation in Wimberley TX

Nearly always a worn part inside, not the faucet itself. On a cartridge faucet it is the cartridge or its O rings. On older compression models it is the washer and seat. Either way it is a small part and a short job, and worth doing early, because a steady drip runs around the clock.

It is also rarely just one faucet. By the time someone calls us about a drip, there are usually two or three others in the house at the same stage, and handling them together costs less than three separate visits.

Mineral scale builds up on cartridges, aerators, and valve seats, which is why faucets here wear out faster than the box suggests. Sometimes it is a clogged aerator and you have your pressure back in ten minutes. Sometimes the scale has chewed up the internals and the part needs replacing.

A separate problem and a more expensive one to ignore. These trace to the supply lines, the shutoff valves, or the drain assembly, and because they run behind a closed cabinet door they go unnoticed until the cabinet floor swells. Any dampness under there is worth a look.

Shutoff valves are worth a look while we are down there. They are the thing you reach for in an emergency, and a seized valve turns a small leak into a whole house shutoff.

Repair, usually, if it is a decent faucet with one bad part. Replacement makes more sense when the finish is failing, parts are hard to source for the model, or you are redoing the sink anyway. We will install one you picked out, and tell you first if the hole configuration or connections will not fit.