Faucet & Sink Repair in Sterling, VA
Kitchen and bathroom faucet and sink repair or brand new installation, diagnosed correctly before any parts are ever replaced, with an honest repair-versus-replace recommendation either way.
Signs Your Faucet Or Sink Needs Attention
Faucet and sink issues are usually straightforward once we see the actual fixture, though the visible symptom doesn't always point to the actual cause. A drip at the spout, for instance, can come from the cartridge, the supply line, or even a connection further back, which is why diagnosis comes before any parts get ordered.
Persistent Dripping
Usually a worn cartridge or washer, a low-cost repair that also stops the water waste.
Low Flow At One Fixture
Often a clogged aerator, sometimes a failing cartridge restricting flow.
Leaking Under The Sink
Supply line, P-trap, or garbage disposal connections are the usual culprits.
Loose Or Wobbly Faucet
Mounting hardware loosens over years of normal use and is a quick, inexpensive fix once identified.
Repair Or New Installation
Kitchen and bathroom fixtures get the same careful approach.
Cartridge & Washer Replacement
The most common faucet repair, usually finished in one visit.
New Faucet Installation
Kitchen or bath, any major brand, properly sealed and connected under real pressure.
Sink Replacement
Full sink swap when the sink itself, not just the faucet, needs replacing.
Supply Line & Shutoff Repair
Aging shutoff valves replaced so future repairs are easier, not harder.
A Faucet Or Sink Visit
We start by isolating exactly where water is coming from, the faucet itself, a supply line connection, or the sink's drain assembly, since each has a different fix. A cartridge replacement usually resolves a persistent drip in one visit. A new faucet installation includes properly sealing the connections and testing for leaks under real water pressure, not just a quick visual check. If the sink itself is failing rather than just the faucet, we'll say so and quote the full replacement rather than patching around a bigger problem.
Leak Under The Sink?
Shut off the valve below and call, we'll find the exact source.
Why Cartridges Wear Faster Here
Sterling draws water through Loudoun Water, sourced from the Potomac River, and homes on this supply commonly deal with moderately hard water. Mineral buildup inside a faucet cartridge is a genuine, common reason a faucet starts dripping years before it should, and it's worth mentioning if you've noticed the same faucet needing repeated repairs.
What Faucet & Sink Work Typically Costs
Cartridge repairs sit at the low end, full sink replacement at the higher end, with a new faucet installation somewhere in between depending on the fixture chosen.
Repair or standard installation. Exact quote given after a full inspection.
A faucet or sink repaired or installed correctly the very first time saves you from the repeat calls that come from a rushed, mismatched fix.
Faucet & Sink Questions
Common questions before scheduling a faucet or sink repair or installation.
Can you install a faucet I bought myself?
Yes, we can certainly install a customer-supplied faucet, though we'll note if it looks like a lower-quality unit likely to fail early on.
Is a dripping faucet worth fixing right away?
Yes, a slow drip adds up on your water bill and often gets worse, not better, over time.
Do you work on both kitchen and bathroom fixtures?
Yes, both are part of our standard service.
Can you match an existing finish or style?
In most cases yes, we'll confirm availability before ordering so the finish matches what you already have.
Often Booked Together
Whether it's a five-minute cartridge swap or a full sink replacement, the goal is the same: a fixture that works reliably without a callback next month.