Faucet Replacement
Faucet Replacement & Repair in San Ramon & the Tri-Valley
A dripping or corroded faucet wastes water and looks worse every month it goes unfixed. Whether you're upgrading the look of a kitchen or bathroom or just need a leaking faucet replaced, we handle the removal, installation, and connections so it's done right and doesn't leak later.
We work on kitchen, bathroom, and utility/laundry faucets, and we're happy to install a faucet you've already picked out or help you choose one that fits your sink and plumbing.
What's included
- Removing the old faucet and inspecting supply lines and shutoff valves
- Installing new kitchen, bathroom, or utility faucets
- Replacing worn supply lines, shutoff valves, and connectors as needed
- Fitting faucets to existing sink hole configurations (single, widespread, etc.)
- Sealing and caulking around the base to prevent water intrusion
- Pressure and leak testing after installation
- Hauling away the old fixture
How it works
- 1Tell us about your faucet
Let us know whether it's a repair or a full replacement, and which faucet you'd like installed if you've already picked one out.
- 2Shutoff and removal
We shut off the water, remove the old faucet, and check the condition of the supply lines and valves underneath.
- 3Install and connect
We set the new faucet, connect supply lines, and seal around the base so it's watertight.
- 4Test the flow
We turn the water back on, check pressure at hot and cold, and confirm there's no leaking under the sink before we leave.
Common questions
Can you fix a dripping faucet instead of replacing it?
Often, yes. A drip is usually caused by a worn cartridge, washer, or O-ring inside the faucet, which can be replaced without swapping the whole fixture. If the faucet is old or the parts are no longer available, replacement is usually the more practical fix.
Can you install a faucet I already bought?
Yes. We install customer-supplied faucets regularly. We'll check that it fits your existing sink holes and supply line configuration before we start.
Why is my new faucet's water pressure weak?
That's usually a clogged aerator or supply line, or in some cases mineral buildup in older supply lines feeding the faucet. We can clean or replace the aerator and check the lines while we're there.
Do you replace faucets in kitchens and bathrooms both?
Yes — kitchen, bathroom, and utility or laundry faucets. Each has different connection styles, and we bring the right parts for the job.
How do I know if it's the faucet or something else causing low pressure?
If pressure is low at one fixture only, it's usually the faucet or its supply line. If it's low throughout the house, that points to something further upstream, like the main line or hard-water buildup in the pipes — worth a broader look.
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- Call or Text(925) 222-5590
- ServingSan Ramon & the Tri-Valley
- HoursMon–Fri6 AM – 8 PMSat–Sun9 AM – 4:30 PM
- Licensed & InsuredCA CSLB #1054446
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