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Faucet Repair and Installation in Mississauga

A dripping faucet wastes water steadily and quietly. Most can be repaired with the right cartridge; some are better replaced.

  • Dripping from the spout after it is turned off
  • A puddle collecting at the faucet's foot
  • A handle that binds, wobbles or will not hold a setting
  • Low flow from a single faucet
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A person rinsing a toothbrush under a bathroom faucet.
Written note every visit.Cause, fix and parts, dated and left with you.
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Signs you need it

  • Dripping from the spout after it is turned off
  • A puddle collecting at the faucet's foot
  • A handle that binds, wobbles or will not hold a setting
  • Low flow from a single faucet
  • Corrosion or finish damage on an older fixture

How we do the work

  1. Identify the faucet type: compression, cartridge, ball or ceramic disc.
  2. Source the matching parts by brand and model where possible.
  3. Rebuild or replace. Washers, O-rings and cartridges are replaced, seats are cleaned.
  4. Install new faucets with new supply lines and, where needed, new shut-off valves.
  5. Check for leaks above and below the counter.
Low flow at one tap. Before calling, unscrew the aerator and rinse it. Our guide to cleaning an aerator shows how.

Mississauga homes and this job

Hard water leaves deposits on cartridges and aerators, so faucets here tend to stiffen with age. Kitchen faucets with pull-down sprayers also wear at the hose. Supply valves under sinks in homes from the 1970s and 1980s are often seized and should be replaced at the same time.

What affects the cost

  • Parts availability for older or imported models
  • Replacing seized shut-off valves
  • Undermount sinks or tight cabinets that complicate access

A new faucet pairs naturally with a kitchen sink installation, and a stiff shower handle may call for shower valve replacement. Spare washers and cartridges belong in your plumbing emergency kit.

The job, tool by tool

Tools on the truck for sink, faucet and shower work

Basin wrench
Reaching faucet nuts behind the sink
Cartridge pullers and seat wrenches
Rebuilding shower and faucet valves
Tubular trap kits
Re-plumbing sink drains and arms
Inspection mirror and torch
Spotting slow drips under cabinets

On every job

  • Drop cloths down before any tool comes out
  • Water or fuel shut and tagged while we work
  • Every joint we made checked dry before we pack up
  • Old parts shown to you, then hauled away

A call-out, start to finish

  1. 1Call and describe the fixture, floor and symptom
  2. 2We arrive, lay drop cloths and shut the water where needed
  3. 3Trap pulled, line cabled or camera run to find the cause
  4. 4Fix explained, then cut, joined or replaced
  5. 5Water run through, joints checked, written note left

Answers our Mississauga crew gives most

Should an inexpensive faucet be repaired?

Often not. Replacement may be better value if parts are hard to find.

Will you fit a faucet I supply?

Gladly. We first confirm it suits the sink holes and the supply connections.

Why does my new faucet have low flow?

Debris from the supply lines can catch in the aerator. Rinsing it usually solves it.

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