Plumbing quick fixes
Replace a Faucet
A new faucet is one of the fastest ways to update a kitchen or bathroom, but a simple swap can turn into a plumbing headache when supply lines, shutoff valves or cramped access cause problems.
Standard faucet replacement includes removal of the existing fixture, mounting and connecting the compatible replacement, checking the existing supply lines and shutoff valves, sealing as needed, and leak testing before cleanup.
If you still need a faucet or compatible parts, the Repair-It Assistant can help identify good options and provide purchase links. Customers normally purchase products directly through those links before the appointment. If a special repair part cannot be identified confidently, it should be confirmed with Eric before anyone orders it.
The standard service assumes a like-for-like replacement using existing compatible plumbing and sink/counter openings. New holes, moved plumbing, damaged shutoff valves or other unexpected work may add time or require an additional quote.
What to expect
Tell us what you have, where it’s going, and anything unusual about the project. We’ll use the current service details and ask only what is needed to confirm the right option.
Not sure this is the right service?
That’s okay. Describe the job in ordinary language and the concierge can match it to the current service catalog or send it to Eric when the scope needs a closer look.