Faucet Repair for the Residents of Houston

Faucet Repair

Plumbing Repair

Do you need help with Faucet Repair?

Faucets are simple mechanisms that fail in just a few ways. You may have a mechanical failure of the faucet, so you cannot turn it on or off. You could also have a leak. Many people think of a leaky faucet as annoying. They are more than that. They are very wasteful. A single leaky faucet can waste around 3,000 gallons of water each year. Leaks can also corrode drains and stain your sinks.

From kitchen sinks to outdoor spigots, faucets play a crucial role in your home’s functionality. A dripping or leaky faucet isn’t just annoying—it can lead to water damage and higher utility bills. If you’re experiencing faucet issues, trust Repipe and Replumb to handle the repairs. Our team of skilled plumbers is ready to diagnose and fix any faucet problems, ensuring your plumbing operates smoothly. As a trusted Houston-based plumbing company, we pride ourselves on delivering professional, high-quality, and affordable faucet repair services.

Indoor Leaky or Dripping Faucet Repair

A leaky indoor faucet is more than just an inconvenience—it can be a sign of worn-out components. Everyday wear and tear can cause your faucet to drip, leading to wasted water and potential damage. Common causes of indoor faucet leaks include:

Worn-out or loose seals
Faulty or broken hardware (handles, valves, etc.)
Corroded valve seats
Damaged O-rings

Repipe and Replumb’s expert plumbers can quickly diagnose the issue and perform necessary repairs to restore your faucet’s functionality.

Outdoor Leaky or Dripping Faucet Repair

Outdoor faucets often go unnoticed until a leak becomes severe. Even a slow drip can lead to water waste, mold growth, or even foundation damage. Some common reasons for outdoor faucet leaks include:

Freezing and pipe damage
Aging fixtures
Loose internal components
Worn-out washers

Winter-proofing your outdoor faucets is essential for preventing damage. If your outdoor faucet is dripping, our team can inspect and repair it quickly and efficiently.

Signs Your Faucet Needs Repair
Not sure if your faucet needs a repair? Here are a few indicators:

Leaks and Drips: Persistent leaks indicate worn-out parts, such as washers, O-rings, or valve seats.
Low or Inconsistent Water Pressure: A drop in water pressure can signal internal damage or blockages.
Improper Installation: If your faucet was installed incorrectly, it might leak or function improperly.

Faucet Replacement & Installation Services in Houston, TX

If repairs are no longer sufficient, it may be time to replace your faucet. Repipe and Replumb provides top-quality faucet replacement and installation services, ensuring you get a durable and efficient upgrade. With over 20 years of plumbing experience, we offer detailed evaluations and upfront pricing to help you choose the best faucet for your home.

When Should You Replace Your Faucet?

Repipe and Replumb is committed to providing expert faucet repair and replacement services in Houston. Whether you need a quick fix or a full faucet upgrade, our licensed plumbers are here to help. Contact us today for a free consultation and get your plumbing back in top shape!

Sometimes, replacing a faucet is more cost-effective than constant repairs. Here are some signs it’s time for a replacement:

Non-Functioning Faucet: If your faucet won’t turn on or off properly, mineral buildup, rust, or broken parts could be the culprit.
Rust and Corrosion: Corroded faucets may become immovable or develop leaks over time.
Frequent Repairs: If your faucet has been repaired multiple times, a new one might be the better investment.
Squeaky Handles: Persistent squeaking can signal worn-out internal components.
Wobbling Faucet: A loose faucet can lead to plumbing damage if not addressed.

Types of Faucets We Repair and Install
Choosing the right faucet type for your home is important. Here are the four main faucet types we service and install:

Cartridge Faucets: Common in most homes, these faucets use a cartridge mechanism for smooth water control.
Compression Faucets: Found in older homes, these require two handles to control hot and cold water separately.
Ball Faucets: A single-handle, washerless faucet often found in kitchens.
Ceramic Disc Faucets: A durable, low-maintenance faucet that provides precise water control.