Your kitchen faucet handles frequent daily use, making reliable operation particularly important.
Kitchen faucets come in several configurations, including single-handle, two-handle, pull-down, and pull-out designs.
Each has components that can experience wear or malfunction.
Common kitchen faucet problems include leaking cartridges, damaged spray hoses, restricted aerators, loose mounting hardware, and dripping connections.
When a repair is practical, replacing an individual component may restore normal operation.
If you’re updating your kitchen, installing a replacement faucet can also improve convenience and functionality.
Before installation, we consider the existing sink openings, available space, mounting configuration, and water supply connections.
A new faucet should work properly with your existing sink and plumbing—not create additional problems.