Faucet Repair
A dripping faucet wastes water and can stain fixtures over time. This page covers common faucet problems and how to request repair service.
Request this service
When it's needed
Common reasons you may need faucet repair
- A faucet that drips even when turned off
- Reduced water flow from the spout or sprayer
- A handle that's stiff, loose, or hard to turn
- Leaking from the base or under the sink
What's involved
Typical service tasks & considerations
- Inspecting the cartridge, valve, or washer
- Replacing worn internal seals, cartridges, or O-rings
- Cleaning or replacing aerators
- Checking supply lines and connections
- Testing for smooth operation and no drips
Possible causes
Related plumbing problems & causes
Worn rubber washers or O-rings
A failing cartridge or valve seat
Mineral buildup in the aerator
Loose or corroded supply connections
Stay safe
Safety & prevention
General precautions to keep in mind. These don't replace professional assessment.
- !Shut off the hot and cold supply valves under the sink before any faucet repair.
- !A slow drip can still waste a lot of water over time — it's worth repairing promptly.
Faucet Repair FAQs
Questions about this service
- Why is my faucet dripping?
- Most drips come from a worn washer, O-ring, or cartridge that no longer seals. Replacing the worn part usually stops the drip. If the faucet is older, replacing the whole fixture may be more cost-effective.
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Need faucet repair?
Describe the issue and submit a service request. Availability is confirmed with the business — no response time is promised here.