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Leaking faucet repair & replacement in Savannah, GA
A dripping faucet seems small until you add it up. We fix kitchen, bathroom, tub, and outdoor faucets with the right cartridge, seals, or supply lines — or install a new faucet when the old one has had its day.
- Veteran-owned
- Licensed & insured
- 11+ years
Free estimate
Free leaking faucets quote
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Know the signs
Faucet problems we fix
- Drips from the spout after it's shut off
- Water leaking around the handle or base
- Puddles or damp cabinet floor under the sink
- Low pressure or a sputtering stream
- Stiff, loose, or hard-to-turn handles
- Outdoor spigot that drips or leaks into the wall
Our process
How we fix it
- 01
Find the source
Spout, handle, base, or under the sink — each points to a different part.
- 02
Repair with the right part
Cartridges, washers, O-rings, and seats matched to your faucet's brand and model.
- 03
Replace when it makes sense
Corroded bodies or discontinued parts mean a new faucet is the better buy. We install it with new supply lines.
- 04
Check under the sink
We inspect shut-off valves and supply lines while we're there — they fail too, and they're a common source of cabinet leaks.
Small drip, real cost
The EPA's WaterSense program estimates a faucet dripping once per second can waste more than 3,000 gallons a year. Hot-water drips cost you twice — the water and the energy to heat it.
Most drips come from a worn cartridge or washer, and that's usually a quick, inexpensive repair.
Outdoor faucets and hose bibs
Outdoor spigots take a beating from sun, sprinklers, and the occasional hard freeze. A spigot that leaks into the wall instead of out of the spout can do hidden damage.
We repair or replace hose bibs, including frost-free models that shut off water inside the wall.
Leaking faucets across Savannah & Southeast Georgia
We serve homeowners throughout the area, including:
FAQ
Leaking faucets: common questions
Why does my faucet keep dripping after I turn it off?
Usually a worn cartridge, washer, or valve seat that no longer seals. Replacing the worn part typically stops the drip.
Is it worth repairing an old faucet?
If parts are available and the body is in good shape, yes. If it's corroded, parts are discontinued, or it's leaking from multiple places, a new faucet is usually the better value.
Why is there water in the cabinet under my sink?
Common causes are a loose or failing supply line, a leaking shut-off valve, a drain trap leak, or a faucet leaking down through the base. We'll trace it to the source.
Can you fix low water pressure at one faucet?
Often, yes. If only one faucet is weak, it's usually a clogged aerator or cartridge rather than a house-wide pressure problem.
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Honest pricing up front, tidy work, and a guarantee behind every job. Serving Savannah and Southeast Georgia.