Most faucet problems are a worn internal part, not a reason to replace the whole fixture. We repair what makes sense and install what doesn't.
A dripping or stiff faucet is usually a worn internal part, not a reason to replace the fixture.
Call for a quote before any work starts. No surprise line items when the job's done, just the price we agreed on.
A faucet that drips constantly is usually the easiest plumbing fix in the house, but it's also the one people put off longest since it doesn't feel urgent. Left alone, a slow drip adds up on the water bill and often gets worse as the internal parts wear further. A worn washer, O-ring, or cartridge is the usual cause, and swapping it is typically quick and affordable.
When it's time for a new faucet, whether you're upgrading a look or replacing something that's failing beyond repair, we check the mounting configuration on your sink first so the new fixture actually fits the existing holes without extra work. If pressure at one faucet has dropped, that's often just a clogged aerator, easy to clear, though pressure loss at more than one fixture usually points further back in the line.
We install and repair faucets throughout Hebron and the surrounding Licking County area, including Heath, Newark, Jacksontown, Millersport, Thornville, Baltimore, Kirkersville, Alexandria, Granville, Buckeye Lake, Etna, and Pataskala.
A worn washer, O-ring, or cartridge inside the faucet is the most common cause. It's usually an inexpensive repair, and worth fixing since a slow drip adds up on the water bill over time.
Yes. We'll check the mounting configuration on your sink before installation so the new faucet fits the existing holes without extra work.
Not always. Sometimes it's just a clogged aerator on that one fixture. If it's affecting more than one faucet, that points to something further back in the line worth checking.
Yes. Our plumber holds Ohio Master Plumber License #50371, and Drip N' Drain is insured through Erie Insurance.
