Faucets & Sinks in Madison, WI
Drips stopped, pressure restored, and sinks replaced and re-sealed — so the faucet closes cleanly and water stays where it belongs.
A dripping faucet is the kind of small annoyance that quietly does real damage — staining the sink, mineral-building on the spout, and, over months, running up the water bill. The fix is usually inside the faucet: a worn washer, cartridge, or O-ring that we replace so the handle closes cleanly instead of reaching for a whole new fixture. We handle low pressure the same way, since a clogged aerator or a blocked cartridge is often the real culprit.
When a sink itself needs replacing, we remove the old basin, set the new one, and re-seal it to the countertop so water can't sneak underneath and soften the cabinet. If that slow leak has already rotted the cabinet floor below, that's part of the same visit — see our Cabinets & Vanities page, where we replace rotted sink cabinet floors and reseal the cabinet so the damage doesn't come back.
What Faucet & Sink Work Includes
Drip Repair
Replace worn washers, cartridges, and O-rings so the faucet closes cleanly.
Low-Pressure Fixes
Clean or replace clogged aerators and blocked cartridges to restore flow.
Faucet Replacement
Swap the faucet and keep the existing sink when the mounting holes match.
Sink Replacement
Remove the old basin, set the new one, and seal it to the countertop.
Re-Sealing
Lay a fresh bead where the sink meets the counter so water stays out of the cabinet.
Connection Checks
Inspect supply lines and drain connections for slow leaks before we leave.
How a Faucet or Sink Job Plays Out
Send a photo of the faucet or sink
A picture of the fixture and a note on the drip, the low pressure, or the sink you want replaced is usually enough for an initial estimate by phone or email.
Identify the real cause
We figure out whether it's an internal seal, a clogged aerator, or the sink itself — so we fix the cause rather than the symptom.
Shut off and protect
Water is shut off at the fixture and the area is protected before any disassembly.
Repair or replace
Worn internals are swapped, the aerator is cleared, or the old sink comes out and the new one is set and sealed.
Test for leaks and clean up
We turn the water back on, check every connection for drips, and leave the area dry and clean.
What Homeowners Should Know About Faucets & Sinks
A drip is almost always an internal seal. Washers, cartridges, and O-rings wear out and leak long before the faucet body does. Replacing them restores a clean shutoff without a full fixture swap.
Low pressure often starts at the aerator. Mineral buildup in the little screen at the spout is the most common reason a single faucet runs weak. Cleaning or replacing it usually restores flow.
Check the cabinet below. A slow leak under a sink softens the cabinet floor before you ever see water on the floor. If that floor is spongy, we replace it as part of the same job.
First Time Clients Discount
$50 off with 4 hours of service, or $100 off with 8 hours of service.
Ask about our senior discounts for Dane County homeowners.
Offer valid for first time clients only. One discount per client.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you fix a dripping faucet?+
Yes. A steady drip usually means a worn washer, cartridge, or O-ring inside the faucet. We replace the worn internals so the faucet closes cleanly rather than reaching for a whole new unit.
Do you replace a kitchen or bathroom sink?+
Yes. We remove the old sink, set the new one, and re-seal it to the countertop so water can't get underneath. If the cabinet floor below has softened from a slow leak, we can replace that too.
My faucet has low water pressure — can you help?+
Often, yes. Low pressure at one faucet is frequently a clogged aerator or a debris-blocked cartridge. We clean or replace those parts to restore normal flow.
Can you replace just the faucet and keep my sink?+
Yes. Swapping a faucet while keeping the existing sink is a common job, as long as the new faucet matches the sink's mounting holes. We seal it cleanly and check the connections.
How is faucet and sink work estimated?+
A photo of the faucet or sink and a note on the problem is usually enough for an initial estimate by phone or email. If there's visible water damage below, include that in the picture.
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