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Plumber connecting the supply lines while installing a new bathroom faucet
Faucet & sink repair · York County, PA

Faucet Repair in York, PA

Dripping faucet, leak under the sink or a garbage disposal that will not work? We repair and install faucets, sinks and disposals across York County. Open 24/7.

Open 24/7Call any time, day or night
Local to York CountyBased in Thomasville, PA
Kitchen and bathFaucets, sinks, disposals
Repair or installYour new faucet or ours
What we fix

Faucet and sink repair services in York, PA

We fix kitchen and bathroom fixtures in York, New Freedom and homes across York County.

Dripping faucet

We replace the worn washer, O-ring or cartridge so the drip stops for good.

Leak at the handle or base

Water around the handle or pooling at the base. We reseal or replace the faucet parts.

Low faucet pressure

Weak flow at one faucet. We clean the aerator and cartridge. Whole house low? See our water line repair service.

Kitchen faucet repair

Pull-down sprayers, leaking hoses, loose spouts and single-handle cartridges.

Bathroom faucet repair

Dripping sink faucets, stuck pop-up drains and loose handles.

New faucet installation

We remove the old faucet and install the new one with new supply lines.

Leaking sink drain

Drips from the trap or drain under the sink. We tighten, reseal or replace the drain pipes.

Garbage disposal repair

Humming, jammed, leaking or not turning on. We free jams and fix leaks.

Disposal installation

When the motor is done, we install a new disposal and connect it to the drain and dishwasher.

Shut-off valves and supply lines

Valves that will not close and braided lines that leak. Hidden leak? Try our leak detection service.

Outdoor faucet repair

Leaking or frozen outdoor spigots. We repair them or install frost-free outdoor faucets.

Before you call

Leaking faucet or sink? Do this first

  1. Close the valves under the sinkTurn both small valves to the right (clockwise).
  2. Catch the waterPut a bowl or towel under any drip in the cabinet.
  3. Check the aeratorFor weak flow, unscrew the tip of the spout and rinse it.
  4. Disposal jammed? Power offTurn off the switch before you look. Never reach inside.
  5. Call usCall (717) 750-0749. We fix faucets and sinks 24/7.
Kitchen faucet dripping water, a sign of a worn cartridge or washer
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Know your faucet

Faucet types and what usually fails

Faucet typeHow to spot itPart that usually fails
CompressionTwo handles you twist to closeRubber washers
CartridgeOne or two handles, smooth motionCartridge and O-rings
BallOne handle on a round capSeals and springs
Ceramic discOne wide handle over a round bodyDisc seals, worn by hard water
Pull-down kitchenSpray head pulls out on a hoseHose, spray head and cartridge

Toilet running in the same bathroom? Our toilet repair service can fix it on the same visit.

Faucet facts

Small drips, big waste

Numbers from the U.S. EPA WaterSense program.

3,000+ galWater a faucet dripping once per second can waste in a year.
2.2 gpmStandard maximum flow for a new faucet in the U.S.
1.5 gpmMaximum flow for WaterSense-labeled bathroom faucets.
24/7Leaks under the sink handled day or night.

Faucet and Sink Repair in York, PA: FAQs

Why does my faucet keep dripping?

Most drips come from a worn washer, O-ring, seal or cartridge inside the faucet. Hard water speeds up the wear by leaving mineral deposits on these parts. Replacing the worn part usually stops the drip.

Should I repair or replace my faucet?

Repair makes sense when the faucet is in good shape and only a washer or cartridge has failed. Replace it if the body is cracked or corroded, parts are hard to find, or you want a new style. We can install a faucet you bought or help you choose one.

Why is the water pressure low at just one faucet?

Usually the aerator at the tip of the spout is clogged with mineral deposits or debris. Unscrew it, rinse it and put it back. If the pressure is still low, the cartridge or supply line may be blocked.

Why is there water under my kitchen sink?

Common causes are a loose or cracked drain trap, a worn faucet supply line, a leaking dishwasher hose or a garbage disposal seal. Put a bowl under the drip and call us. We find the exact source and fix it.

Why is my garbage disposal humming but not spinning?

Something is jammed in the blades, or the motor is starting to fail. Turn off the power at the switch first. Never put your hand inside. Many disposals have a hex socket on the bottom for freeing a jam. If it still hums, call us.

Why does my faucet make a squealing or banging noise?

Squealing often comes from a worn washer or a loose part inside the faucet. Banging when you shut the water off, called water hammer, can mean high water pressure or loose pipes. Both are easy for us to check and fix.

What should never go in a garbage disposal?

Avoid grease, bones, fruit pits, coffee grounds, eggshells, potato peels, pasta and rice. These jam the blades or build up in the drain. Run cold water while the disposal is on and for a few seconds after.

Can you fix my outdoor faucet?

Yes. Outdoor faucets often leak or split after a freeze. We repair or replace them, and can install a frost-free outdoor faucet that shuts off inside the warm wall.

Plumbing problem right now?

Call York Plumbing Pros, we answer 24/7

Tell us what is going on and we will get a plumber headed your way anywhere in York County.

Call (717) 750-0749
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