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Garbage disposal repair & replacement in Savannah, GA
A disposal that hums, won't turn on, or leaks under the sink usually has one of a handful of causes. We'll fix it if it's fixable — and tell you straight when a new unit is the better deal.
- Veteran-owned
- Licensed & insured
- 11+ years
Free estimate
Free garbage disposal repair quote
30-second form — a member of our team replies within 1 business hour.
Know the signs
Disposal problems we fix
- Hums but won't spin
- Won't turn on at all
- Leaking under the sink
- Grinding, rattling, or metal-on-metal noise
- Sink drains slowly or backs up into the other side
- Lingering odor that cleaning doesn't fix
Our process
How we handle it
- 01
Diagnose safely
Power off, then we check for jams, tripped resets, wiring, and where exactly any leak is coming from.
- 02
Repair what's repairable
Clear jams, reseal the sink flange, replace the dishwasher or drain connections, or fix the trap.
- 03
Replace when it's done
A leak from the bottom of the unit means internal seals have failed — we'll install a properly sized replacement.
- 04
Test everything
Run it, check the drain and dishwasher connection for leaks, and make sure it all flows.
Where it's leaking tells you a lot
A leak at the top usually means the sink flange seal has failed — repairable. From the side, it's typically the dishwasher inlet or the drain connection — also repairable. From the bottom of the unit, the internal seals have worn out and it's time for a replacement.
Humming without spinning usually means a jam. Most units have a hex socket on the bottom for freeing it, and a red reset button if the motor has overheated.
What not to put down the disposal
Grease and cooking oil, fibrous scraps like celery and corn husks, potato peels, pasta, rice, and coffee grounds cause most of the clogs we see. Run cold water while it's on and for a few seconds after.
If your home is on a septic system, ask us before adding or upgrading a disposal so it's a good fit for your tank.
Garbage disposal repair across Savannah & Southeast Georgia
We serve homeowners throughout the area, including:
FAQ
Garbage disposal repair: common questions
Why does my garbage disposal hum but not turn?
Usually something is jammed between the impeller plate and the grinding ring. With the power off, a hex key in the bottom socket can often free it. If that doesn't work, or it keeps jamming, give us a call.
Should I repair or replace my garbage disposal?
If the unit itself is leaking from the bottom, or the motor is failing, replacement is usually the better value. Jams, flange leaks, and connection leaks are typically repairable.
How long do garbage disposals last?
Many last around 8–12 years depending on use, motor size, and what goes down them.
Can I have a disposal on a septic system?
Often, yes — with the right unit and good habits. It does add solids to the tank, so we'll talk through whether it's a good fit for your system.
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Ready to get it squared away?
Honest pricing up front, tidy work, and a guarantee behind every job. Serving Savannah and Southeast Georgia.