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Serving ZIP 48239 & 48240

Faucet & Sink Repair Redford, MI

A faucet that drips, a leak under the sink or a new faucet to put in? We repair and install faucets and sinks for Redford homes and rentals. You see the price before any work starts.

Water Under the Sink? Close the Two Valves.

  1. Turn both valves under the sink to the right until they stop. Put a bowl under the drip and leave the cabinet open.

  2. If a valve will not turn or keeps dripping, close the main water shut-off and call us. Our emergency plumbers answer 24/7.

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What we fix

Faucet and Sink Problems We Fix

Most faucet and sink trouble comes down to a few small parts, the lines and valves under the sink, or the drain right below the bowl. We find which one, show you the price and fix it. As a team that works only in Redford, we work on homes, rentals and small businesses across the township.

  • Any sink

    Dripping Faucet

    It keeps dripping after you close it, day and night. Usually a worn washer, cartridge or seal. We replace the worn part and check the seat so the drip does not come back.

  • Any sink

    Weak Flow at One Faucet

    The rest of the house is fine but one tap barely runs. Often a clogged aerator, a worn cartridge or a valve under the sink that is not fully open.

  • Any sink

    Handle That Spins or Sticks

    A handle that turns and turns, or takes two hands to move. Usually a stripped part or a worn cartridge, and we replace only what is worn.

  • Under the sink

    Leak Under the Sink

    A wet cabinet floor or a bowl filling with drips. It could be a supply line, a valve, the faucet base or a drain joint. We find the part that leaks and fix that part.

  • Kitchen

    Sprayer or Pull Down Hose Leaks

    Water under the sink only when you use the sprayer. Usually a worn seal at the hose connection or a split hose, and we replace the one that failed.

  • Under the sink

    Stuck Shut Off Valve

    The valve will not turn, will not close all the way or drips at the stem. We replace it so you can shut the water off when you need to.

  • Under the sink

    Leaking Sink Drain or Strainer

    Drips only when the sink drains, not when the faucet runs. A loose strainer, a rusted tailpiece or a trap nut. We reseal or replace it.

  • Any sink

    Slow Drain in One Sink

    Hair on the stopper or buildup in the trap under the sink. We clear it and check the stopper. If several drains are slow, the problem is further down the line.

  • Water Running Into the Cabinet?

    Close both valves under the sink by turning them to the right, put a bowl under the drip and call us any hour.

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Every faucet in the house weak? That points to low water pressure in the whole house. Several drains slow at once? That is a job for drain cleaning. Disposal humming or stuck? We handle garbage disposal repair too.

Find the leak

Where Is the Leak Under Your Sink?

Water runs along pipes and drips off somewhere else, so the wet spot is not always the leak. Empty the cabinet, dry everything and lay a paper towel on the cabinet floor. Run the faucet, then fill the sink and let it drain. Where the towel gets wet tells you a lot.

  • Supply Lines and Valves

    Wet even when the faucet is off. Check the lines and the valve stems.

  • Faucet Base and Sprayer Hose

    Wet only when the faucet runs or the sprayer is pulled out.

  • Strainer and Tailpiece

    Wet only when the sink drains, right under the bowl.

  • The Trap Under the Sink

    Drips from the curved pipe or its nuts when water drains.

Cabinet dry but the wall or the ceiling below is wet? That leak is hidden, and our leak detection service can find it.

Plumber with a wrench checking the drain pipes under a kitchen sink
We fix the part that leaks
Know your faucet

Which Faucet Do You Have?

The type of faucet tells you which part wears out. Here is what we see most in Redford kitchens and bathrooms.

Faucet typeHow it feelsWhat wears outWhat we do
Two handle washer faucetHandles tighten down and get harder to close as they wearRubber washer and seatNew washer, seat checked
Single handle cartridge faucetOne lever, up and down, side to sideThe cartridgeNew cartridge
Ball faucetA round cap under the leverSeals and springsNew seals and springs
Ceramic disc faucetA smooth quarter turnSeals, or grit on the discsCleaned or new disc unit
Every room

Faucets and Sinks We Work On

Kitchen, bathroom and basement sinks all get the same care. Outdoor faucets that split in the cold are fixed as part of our frozen and burst pipe repair.

Plumber removing a worn cartridge from a bathroom sink faucet with an adjustable wrench

Kitchen Faucets and Sinks

Pull down and side sprayers, drips, leaks at the base and at the strainer, and new kitchen faucets.

Bathroom Faucets and Sinks

Drips, weak flow, and pop up drains that leak or will not hold water. New bathroom faucets too.

Laundry and Utility Sinks

Basement laundry tub faucets that drip, old valves and leaks under the tub. Common in older Redford homes.

An honest answer

Repair the Faucet or Replace It?

Most faucets can be repaired, and we will tell you when yours can. A new faucet makes sense only when the old one is worn out or you simply want a change.

The same goes for what sits under the sink. We do not swap out valves and lines out of habit. You see the price for the repair, and for a new faucet if it makes sense, before we start.

  • A Repair Usually Makes Sense When

    The faucet is solid, parts are easy to get and the problem is one worn part.

  • A New Faucet Makes Sense When

    The body is cracked or badly corroded, it leaks again after repairs, or you want a different style.

  • Parts for Older Faucets

    We look for the part first and tell you plainly if the faucet is too old to fix well.

  • New Valves and Lines Only When Needed

    We replace valves and lines that are stuck, leaking or worn, and we show you why first.

What to expect

How a Faucet Replacement Works

Four steps, and the price comes first.

  1. We Look and Show the Price

    You see the price for a repair or a new faucet before any work starts.

  2. We Remove the Old Faucet

    We shut the water at the sink and check the valves and lines under it.

  3. We Install the New Faucet

    Set straight and sealed to the sink, with tight connections underneath.

  4. We Test and Leave It Dry

    We run hot and cold, check every joint for drips and clean the cabinet.

Why Grandview

Why Redford Homeowners Call Grandview for Faucet and Sink Repair

4.8

Google rating from 26 reviews

  • A Part Before a New Faucet

    If a cartridge, a washer or a seal will fix it, that is what we do. We only suggest a new faucet when a repair will not last.

  • Price Shown First

    We tell you what is wrong and what it costs before we start. Nothing gets done until you say yes.

  • Open 24/7

    Water running into the sink cabinet at night gets an answer. We tell you how to shut it off until we arrive.

Toilet running too? We can look at toilet repair on the same visit.

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Customer reviews

Drips, leaks and new faucets. Read what Redford customers say

4.8 out of 5 stars on Google

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Service area

Faucet and Sink Repair Across Redford Township

We repair faucets and sinks in every part of Redford Charter Township, ZIP codes 48239 and 48240. We are based on Norborne, so we are never far from your kitchen.

From homes near Telegraph Road to the streets off Beech Daly and up toward Eight Mile, we come to you. Not sure if your address is inside the township? Call and ask.

Neighborhoods we serve

  • Western View
  • Grand Dale
  • Chesterfield
  • Western Heights
  • Brady Block
  • Seminole Woods
  • Rogers Park
  • Telegraph-Hazelton
  • Jefferson
  • Downtown Redford
FAQ

Faucet and Sink Repair FAQs

Answers to the faucet and sink questions Redford homeowners ask us most.

Still have a question?

Talk to a local Redford plumber. We are happy to help.

(313) 380-5686

Why does my faucet still drip after I replaced the cartridge?

The seat under the cartridge may be worn, the new part may not be an exact match, or a bit of grit may be stopping it from sealing. We check all three, and we bring the old part along to match it.

Why is the water weak at only one faucet?

Most often the aerator at the tip is clogged with mineral buildup. Unscrew it and rinse it. If that does not help, the cartridge or the valve under the sink is the next place to look. If every faucet in the house is weak, the cause is somewhere else in your plumbing.

Is a dripping faucet an emergency?

Usually not. Close the valve under the sink if the drip bothers you and call us during the day. Water running into the cabinet, or a faucet that will not shut off at all, is urgent. Call us any hour.

What should I do if water is leaking under my sink?

Close both valves under the sink by turning them to the right, put a bowl under the drip and empty the cabinet so it can dry. If a valve will not close, use the main water shut-off and call us.

Will a new faucet fit my sink?

Count the holes in your sink or counter before you shop. A faucet that needs fewer holes can often cover the extra ones with a cover plate. Check how far the spout reaches over the bowl too. Ask us when you call and we can talk it through.

Do I need new shut off valves with a new faucet?

Only if they are stuck, leaking or worn out. If they turn easily and close all the way, we leave them. If one needs replacing, we show you why before we change it.

Can you fix an old faucet, or do I need a new one?

Many older faucets can be repaired if the part can still be found. We look for the part first. If the faucet is cracked, badly corroded or the parts are gone, we tell you, and you choose.

Will I know the price before you start?

Yes. We look at the faucet or sink, explain what is wrong and give you the price. Nothing starts until you approve it.

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