NEW FIXTURES. BETTER FUNCTION. DONE RIGHT.
Updating a bathroom, replacing an aging fixture or finally fixing something that hasn’t worked right in years? Our plumbers repair and install residential plumbing fixtures with careful connections and a clean finished result.
THE FIXTURES YOU USE EVERY DAY SHOULD WORK EVERY DAY.
From kitchens and bathrooms to utility areas, plumbing fixtures are some of the hardest-working parts of your home. We repair troublesome fixtures and install replacements when it’s time for something new.
FIXTURE REPAIR
Leaks, loose connections, poor operation and worn components don't always require complete replacement. We'll determine whether the fixture can be repaired.
KITCHEN FIXTURES
We service and install plumbing fixtures used throughout residential kitchens, including sinks, faucets and related water and drain connections.
FIXTURE INSTALLATION
Have a new fixture ready to go? Our team handles the plumbing connections and installation so everything fits, functions and drains properly.
BATHROOM FIXTURES
From sinks and faucets to toilets, tubs and showers, we help homeowners repair and update the fixtures they rely on every day.
REMOVE. CONNECT. TEST. ENJOY.
CHECK THE EXISTING PLUMBING
We inspect the fixture and accessible water and drain connections before beginning the work.
CONFIRM THE RIGHT SOLUTION
Repairing the existing fixture may make sense, or replacement may be the better option. We’ll explain what we find.
COMPLETE THE WORK
Our plumber repairs the fixture or installs the replacement with attention to the connections, seals and surrounding area.
TEST EVERYTHING
Before we’re finished, we check operation, water flow and drainage and look for leaks around the completed installation.
A BEAUTIFUL FIXTURE ISN'T MUCH GOOD IF IT LEAKS.
Fixture installation is about more than making something look good on the countertop or wall. Water supply, drainage, seals and connections all have to work together behind the finished product.
CAREFUL INSTALLATION
We pay attention to both the visible fixture and the plumbing connections you don't see.
STRAIGHTFORWARD OPTIONS
If your existing fixture can reasonably be repaired, we'll tell you. If replacement makes more sense, we'll explain why.
FINISHED RIGHT
Our goal is a fixture that looks right, operates properly and doesn't leave you dealing with leaks after the installation.
WHEN IS IT TIME FOR A NEW PLUMBING FIXTURE?
WHEN REPAIR MAKES SENSE
A quality fixture that’s still in good overall condition may only need a worn component, seal or connection repaired.
Problems such as minor leaks, loose components or certain operating issues don’t necessarily mean the entire fixture needs to be replaced.
WHEN REPLACEMENT MAKES SENSE
Corrosion, cracks, repeated leaks, outdated components or fixtures that continually need attention can make replacement the smarter choice.
Replacement is also an opportunity to update the look and functionality of a kitchen or bathroom while addressing aging plumbing connections at the same time.
QUESTIONS ABOUT REPAIRING OR REPLACING A FIXTURE?
What counts as a plumbing fixture?
Common residential plumbing fixtures include sinks, faucets, toilets, tubs, showers and other permanently connected fixtures that use your home’s water supply or drainage system.
Can you install plumbing fixtures that I purchase myself?
In many cases, yes. The new fixture needs to be compatible with the available space and existing plumbing configuration.
Should I repair or replace a leaking fixture?
That depends on its age, condition and the source of the leak. A relatively new fixture may only need a repair, while an older or deteriorated fixture may be better replaced.
Can you replace fixtures during a bathroom remodel?
Yes. Plumbing fixture installation is commonly part of bathroom renovations and updates.
Can you install new kitchen fixtures?
Yes. Our team can handle the plumbing connections associated with replacement kitchen sinks, faucets and related fixtures.
Why is my new fixture leaking?
Leaks can result from seals, fittings, supply connections, drain connections or installation issues. The source should be identified before assuming the fixture itself is defective.
Do you remove old plumbing fixtures?
When we’re replacing a fixture, removal of the existing fixture can typically be handled as part of the installation work.