Faucet & Sink Repair in Loveland, CO
Dripping faucets, leaking supply lines, and worn valves repaired or replaced, with a flat price before any work begins.
Signs You Need A Faucet Or Sink Repair
Constant Dripping
Usually a worn cartridge or washer inside the faucet body.
Leaking Under The Sink
Often a supply line, the P-trap, or the shutoff valve, not the faucet.
Low Flow At The Faucet
Mineral buildup restricting the aerator or cartridge.
Loose Or Wobbly Faucet
Worn mounting hardware under the sink deck.
Two Different Problems, Two Different Fixes
A dripping faucet and a leak under the sink are often treated as the same problem, but they usually aren't. A drip at the spout is almost always a worn cartridge or washer inside the faucet body itself. A puddle under the sink more often traces back to a loose or corroded supply line connection, a failing P-trap, or a shutoff valve that's started to weep, none of which have anything to do with the faucet's internal parts. Sorting out which one you actually have changes what gets repaired.
The shutoff valves themselves are worth a specific mention, since they're one of the more overlooked parts of a kitchen or bathroom sink. A valve that hasn't been turned in years can seize or start weeping the first time it's actually operated, which sometimes turns a simple faucet swap into an unplanned valve replacement. We check those valves as a standard part of any faucet job rather than assuming they'll cooperate.
Puddle Under The Sink?
We'll trace it to the actual source before recommending a fix.
Why Cartridges Wear Faster Here
Front Range mineral content builds up inside a faucet cartridge and aerator faster than in soft-water regions, which shows up as reduced flow long before the cartridge fails completely. Regularly cleaning or replacing the aerator slows this down, but a cartridge that's already restricting flow usually needs to be swapped rather than cleaned at that point. Kitchen faucets tend to show this first, since they see more daily cycles than a bathroom sink, so a kitchen faucet losing pressure while the bathroom sinks still run fine is a pattern worth mentioning when you call.
Cartridge or supply line repairs on the low end, full faucet replacement on the high end. Exact quote before any work begins.
How A Service Call Works
Inspect
Trace the leak to the faucet, supply line, valve, or trap.
Quote
Flat price for the specific repair needed.
Fix
Cartridge, supply line, or full faucet replaced.
Test
Flow and leak-checked at full pressure before we leave.
Faucet Questions From Loveland Homeowners
A drip almost always means the internal cartridge or washer has worn out, not that anything is loose externally. Tightening the handle doesn't fix a worn cartridge.
Usually a supply line connection, the P-trap, or the shutoff valve. These are separate from the faucet itself and are common sources of under-sink leaks.
Yes. Mineral buildup inside a cartridge or aerator restricts flow and accelerates wear, which is part of why faucets in Loveland tend to need cartridge replacement somewhat sooner than in soft-water areas.
Yes, we install customer-supplied faucets as well as units we provide, as long as the fixture is in good condition and rated for the application.
Most faucet and under-sink repairs are quick, one-visit fixes once we know which of the two problems is actually present. There's rarely a reason to live with a drip or a slow leak longer than it takes to get someone out to look at it.