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Faucet and fixture installation in Kitchener-Waterloo

Kitchen and bathroom faucets, sinks, shower valves and other fixtures repaired or installed.

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Faucet and fixture installation for homes across Kitchener-Waterloo

A dripping faucet usually needs a new cartridge or washer, the part inside that opens and closes the flow of water. A faucet that is corroded, loose or hard to turn is often better replaced, especially when you are already changing the sink or countertop.

We install kitchen and bathroom faucets, sinks, shower valves and trim, along with the shut-off valves under sinks that let you turn off one fixture without shutting off the whole house. If you are picking out a new faucet, count the holes in your sink or counter first, because the faucet has to match them.

Signs you need faucet and fixture installation

  • A faucet that drips after it is turned off
  • Low flow from one tap but not the others
  • Leaks under the sink
  • A shut-off valve that will not turn, or leaks when it does
  • A shower that will not hold a steady temperature

How the job works

  1. Look at the existing plumbing

    We look at the supply lines, shut-off valves and drain connections, since old valves often fail when they are turned for the first time in years.

  2. Remove the old fixture

    We shut off the water, disconnect the old faucet or fixture and clean up the mounting surface.

  3. Install and connect

    We mount the new fixture, connect it with new supply lines and reconnect the drain.

  4. Check for leaks

    We run the fixture hot and cold and check every connection underneath.

Common questions

Why does my faucet drip?

In most faucets a worn cartridge, washer or O-ring, a rubber ring that seals a joint, lets water past when the handle is closed. Replacing that part usually stops the drip.

Why does my shower go hot and cold?

Older shower valves react when someone flushes a toilet or runs a tap elsewhere in the house. A pressure-balancing valve holds the temperature steady by adjusting to changes in water pressure.

Should the shut-off valves be replaced with a new faucet?

Not always, but older valves are worth checking, because a valve that is seized or leaking is easier to replace while the faucet is already off.

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Where we do faucet and fixture installation

Based in Kitchener, working across Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph and Stratford.