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Faucet and Sink Repair in Wichita Falls, TX
Dripping faucet, stiff handle, leaking supply lines or a slow sink drain? We repair and replace all types of kitchen and bathroom faucets and handle the supply, drain and shutoff valve work underneath.
- Faucet repair and replacement for kitchen and bathroom
- Supply line, shutoff valve and drain connection service
- All major faucet brands serviced
Direct answer
What faucet and sink work do you handle?
We handle all faucet and sink plumbing for kitchens and bathrooms: dripping faucet repair, cartridge and valve replacement, faucet replacement and new installation, supply line replacement, shutoff valve repair and replacement, slow sink drain clearing, P-trap and tailpiece repair, and sink basin replacement plumbing. We work on Moen, Delta, Kohler, Pfister and all major brands.
A dripping faucet wastes more water than you think.
A single faucet dripping once per second wastes over 3,000 gallons a year. Call (940) 905-8032 and we will replace the cartridge, valve or the entire faucet if it has reached end of life.
More than a drip
A dripping faucet is the first sign of a bigger wear pattern
When a faucet starts dripping, the usual response is to push the handle harder. That works for a few weeks until the cartridge or valve seat is damaged enough that no amount of handle pressure stops the drip. By that point, the hard water deposits that caused the original stiffness have scored the valve seat, and a simple cartridge swap may not be enough.
Catching a drip early means the cartridge gets replaced while the valve seat is still smooth. Waiting means the seat needs regrinding or the entire valve body needs replacing, which turns a 30-minute repair into a larger job that may require opening the wall.
Shutoff valves
The valves under your sink are just as important as the faucet
Every sink has shutoff valves on the hot and cold supply lines. In theory, these valves let you turn off the water to that sink without affecting the rest of the house. In practice, many Wichita Falls homes have original gate valves that seized open years ago and will not turn at all.
When we replace a faucet or repair a supply line, we check the shutoff valves as part of the job. If they are seized or are old gate valves, we recommend upgrading to quarter-turn ball valves. These valves work every time, last longer and make any future repair under that sink faster and less risky.
How the job runs
Our faucet and sink repair process
Every faucet job follows the same diagnosis-first approach.
- 01
Diagnose the leak
We identify exactly where the faucet is leaking: spout, base, handle, supply line or drain connection. Each points to a different component.
- 02
Check parts availability
We confirm whether replacement cartridges and seals are available for your faucet model before recommending repair versus replacement.
- 03
Shut off and disassemble
Water is shut off at the supply valves and the faucet is disassembled to access the failed component.
- 04
Replace the component
The cartridge, O-ring, valve seat or other failed part is replaced with the manufacturer-specified replacement.
- 05
Check the supply side
Supply lines and shutoff valves are inspected and replaced if they are corroded, stiff or at risk of failure.
- 06
Test and confirm
The faucet is reassembled, water is turned on, and the repair is confirmed dry under pressure with both hot and cold running.
Warning signs
Signs your faucet or sink plumbing needs attention
- Faucet drips after the handle is fully closed
- Handle is stiff or requires force to turn
- Water leaks from the base of the faucet when running
- Discoloured or rusty water when the faucet first opens
- Low flow from one faucet while others are fine
- Water stains or warping in the cabinet below the sink
- Puddle forming under the sink around the supply lines or P-trap
Before we arrive
What helps us come prepared
- Note the faucet brand if you can see it on the handle or base plate
- Check if the shutoff valves under the sink will turn
- Clear the cabinet under the sink so we have access
- Note whether the drip is from the spout, the base, the handle or underneath
- If you have already purchased a replacement faucet, have it ready
Why us
Why Wichita Falls homeowners call us for faucet work
Repair first, replace only when needed
If the faucet can be fixed with a cartridge or seal, we fix it. Replacement is recommended only when repair is not cost-effective or parts are unavailable.
Common cartridges on the truck
We carry Moen, Delta and Pfister cartridges so the most common repairs are completed same-day without waiting for parts.
Shutoff valves checked every time
We inspect the supply valves under the sink on every faucet call and recommend upgrading seized or unreliable valves.
Hard water experience
Wichita Falls hard water wears faucets faster than average. We know which models hold up and which cartridges fail first in this water.
Customer-supplied faucets welcome
If you have already chosen and purchased a faucet, we install it. No markup on your unit, just proper installation.
Faucets in Wichita Falls
Hard water and the faucets that handle it best here
Wichita Falls water is hard enough that ceramic disc cartridges, which are the most durable in soft water, can still develop mineral scoring after several years. The brands that hold up best in this water are those with easily replaceable cartridges and valve seats that can be reground without replacing the entire valve body.
If you are choosing a new faucet for a Wichita Falls home, we recommend models with widely available replacement cartridges rather than proprietary designs that become difficult to service after the model is discontinued.
Pricing
What does faucet repair cost in Wichita Falls?
A cartridge replacement on a standard faucet is a quick job. A full faucet replacement including supply lines and shutoff valve upgrades takes longer but is still typically a same-day repair.
We diagnose first, then quote in writing before starting. Call (940) 905-8032 for a specific estimate.
Service area
Local plumbers near you in Wichita Falls and surrounding towns
This service is available across our full service area at the same affordable rates. Pick your town for local detail.
FAQ
Questions we get asked on the phone
Is it better to repair or replace a dripping faucet?
Can you install a faucet I already purchased?
Do you replace shutoff valves under sinks?
Why is my faucet handle so hard to turn?
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Other work that often comes with this job
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Toilets, faucets, valves and disposals fitted with new stops and tested.
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Acoustic and thermal location so the repair is targeted, not exploratory.
Read moreOne call ends it
A dripping faucet is a plumbing call, not a bucket problem
Every drip wastes water and money. Call (940) 905-8032 and get a plumber who will fix the cartridge, replace the faucet if it is past repair, and upgrade the shutoff valves while everything is apart.
Call (940) 905-8032