A dripping faucet seems minor, but it wastes water and usually means a worn cartridge, washer or seal. Leaks under the sink can quietly damage cabinets and flooring.
We repair and replace kitchen, bathroom and laundry faucets, sink drains, traps and supply lines.
Faucet and sink issues
- Dripping spout or leaking handle
- Low flow from one faucet only
- Water under the sink or swollen cabinet base
- Loose or wobbly faucet
- Leaking P-trap or drain connection
How we approach faucet and sink repair
- 1
Identify the faucet type
Cartridge, ceramic disc and compression faucets each need different parts.
- 2
Check connections
Supply lines, shut-off valves and drain fittings are inspected.
- 3
Repair or replace
We replace worn parts or install a new faucet if repair isn't practical.
- 4
Leak test
Hot and cold supply and the drain are tested under use.
Safety advice
- Shut off the valves under the sink before removing any faucet parts.
- Older shut-off valves can seize or leak when turned. If yours is stiff, don't force it.
Faucet and Sink Repair for North York homes and businesses
Many North York kitchens and bathrooms still have original shut-off valves, which we often recommend replacing during a faucet change.
Faucet and Sink Repair FAQ
Is it worth repairing an old faucet?
Often yes, if parts are available. If the body is corroded or parts are discontinued, replacement may be more practical.
Why is only one faucet low pressure?
A clogged aerator or cartridge is the usual cause, rather than a whole-home pressure issue.
Can you install a faucet I've purchased?
Yes, provided it's compatible with your sink and countertop.