Fixtures · Las Vegas and Clark County
Faucet Repair And Installation In Las Vegas
A faucet drip is not a sign of a bad faucet. It is a sign that a small part inside has worn out, which in this water happens sooner than the manufacturer intended. Replacing the right part costs a fraction of replacing the fixture.
- Diagnosis before a price
- Nothing extra without your word
- 10 valley communities
The short answer
Faucet repair replaces the internal parts that wear: cartridges, seats, springs and O rings. A drip that continues after the handle is closed is a worn cartridge or seat. A leak from the base or underneath is usually an O ring or a supply connection, and it is a different fix.
Is this you?
Signs You Need This
- A drip from the spout after the handle is fully closed
- Water seeping from around the base of the faucet
- A handle that is stiff, loose or grinding
- Weak flow from one fixture while the rest of the house is fine
- Water under the sink cabinet
- A sprayer or pull down head that leaks or will not retract
Talk to a plumber
Call For A Quote
Plumbing is quicker to diagnose out loud than in a form. Tell us what is happening and you will get a straight answer on what it usually means and what it costs to find out.
Call Now (725) 444-5979Have these ready
- What failed, or what you can see
- Anything you have already shut off
- Whether the water is clean or waste
- How many fixtures are affected
- The age of the house, if you know it
Office hours Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 17:00. Call to confirm availability outside them.
What is included
What This Service Covers
| Cartridge and seat work | Matched replacement parts, not a generic that almost fits. |
|---|---|
| Base and body leaks | O rings, mounting hardware and escutcheon seals. |
| Supply side | Angle stops and flexible supply lines, which seize and weep in hard water. |
| Flow problems | Aerator descaling and cartridge inspection before anything gets replaced. |
| Installation | New faucets fitted, including new supplies and stops where the old ones are past service. |
How it runs
How The Work Goes
- Identify the leak pathSpout, base or underneath. Each is a different component.
- Match the partBrand and model matter. A near enough cartridge is a return visit.
- Descale while it is apartAerators and passages cleared, which often restores flow on its own.
- Test and check dryRun it, then check the connections dry after it has been under pressure.
What it costs
What Moves The Price
We do not publish a price list, because a real number depends on what is actually wrong. What we can tell you is exactly what the quote will turn on.
- Whether the cartridge is a current stocked part or a discontinued model
- Whether scale has seized the cartridge in the body, which turns a swap into an extraction
- The condition of the angle stops, since a seized stop has to be replaced before the faucet can be serviced
- Cabinet access, which is the real difficulty on most kitchen installations
How the estimate works. The cause gets diagnosed first, then you get the price for the work before it starts. Where repair and replacement are both reasonable, you see both numbers rather than one.
The service call. The diagnostic and callout policy is quoted on the phone before anyone is dispatched, including whether it is credited toward the work. Ask when you call, and you will get a straight answer rather than a figure invented for a web page.
Straight answers
The Questions People Actually Ask
Is a dripping faucet worth fixing?
Yes. It is wasted water every day and the repair is usually a small part. It also tends to get worse, not stay the same.
Should I just buy a new faucet?
If the finish is failing or the body is corroded, replacing is reasonable. If the fixture is sound, a cartridge is the far cheaper answer.
Why do my faucets wear out so fast here?
Very hard water. At 17 grains per gallon, mineral deposits on the sealing surfaces inside the cartridge, and those surfaces are what stop the drip.
My water pressure is low at one tap only.
That is usually a scaled aerator or cartridge, not a plumbing problem. It is the cheapest thing on this page to fix.
Where we work
Faucet Repair And Installation Across The Valley
We cover this service across all the communities below. Each area page describes what we commonly find there.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my faucet drip after I turn it off?
The cartridge or seat has worn so it no longer seals. In hard water this happens sooner than the manufacturer expected.
Can you fix any brand of faucet?
Most, provided parts are still available. Have the brand and model ready when you call, because that decides whether the part is on the truck.
How long does a faucet installation take?
A straight replacement is usually under a visit. Seized angle stops or a corroded mounting nut is what turns it into a longer job.
Will you replace the supply lines too?
On an installation, yes, and old stops get replaced rather than reused. Reusing a 20 year old angle stop is how a new faucet leaks in a month.
Can you install a faucet I already bought?
Yes. Keep the box and all the hardware, and have the instructions to hand.
Do I need a water softener to protect my fixtures?
It reduces the mineral load that wears cartridges and blocks aerators. Whether it is worth it depends on your fixtures and your priorities, and the water softener pages set out the tradeoffs.
Need Faucet Repair And Installation In Las Vegas?
Call (725) 444-5979 for a straight answer, or send a quote request and we will come back to you.