FAUCET & FIXTURE REPAIR & INSTALLATION
Faucet & Fixture Repair & Installation Services in Atlanta, GA
Updating Your Bathroom Or Kitchen?
Is your kitchen or bathroom beginning to look dated? You might be surprised at how replacing some of the plumbing fixtures can go a long way towards giving the room a modern and current look. Replacing the sink, the taps or the toilet may be just what you need to give your kitchen or bathroom the facelift it needs. When you hire Superior Plumbing, you can be sure that your new fixtures will be installed quickly, correctly and affordably.
Dripping Faucets
Did you know that the leaking tap you have in your home could be costing you a great deal of money? A leaking faucet that drips every five seconds could waste over 400 gallons of water per year. Not only is that bad from an environmental perspective, it can make a significant difference on your monthly water bills.
Some leaking taps don’t drip into the sink. If a washer becomes cracked or a valve is defective, the leak could be dripping onto the counter or under the sink. That moisture can become a breeding ground for unhealthy mold or mildew. As soon as you notice a leaking or dripping faucet, you should contact an experienced plumbing professional right away. Fixing or replacing the faulty faucet could save you considerable amounts of money in the future and safeguard your family’s health.
Hire A Trustworthy Licensed Professional For Your Fixture Installation
Every do-it-yourselfer who takes on a home improvement job does so with the best intentions of doing a good job and saving a bit of money at the same time. However, a poorly or incorrectly installed fixture could have serious repercussions. Should a leak, or worse yet, flooding, occur due to a poorly installed fixture, the damage would cost a great deal more than any savings you may have experienced by doing it yourself. It is for that reason that we always recommend having fixtures installed by a fully licensed, bonded and insured plumbing professional.
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Atlanta Faucet & Fixture Page Contact
Have a question about your faucet or fixtures? Feel free to call us or see if it's one of our commonly asked questions.
1. What are the most common signs that I need to replace a faucet or fixture?
Signs include persistent leaks, rust or corrosion, reduced water pressure, or outdated appearance and functionality.
2. Can a dripping faucet really increase my water bill?
Yes. Even a slow drip can waste hundreds of gallons of water per year, leading to noticeably higher water bills.
3. What causes low water pressure in a faucet?
Common causes include mineral buildup in the aerator, clogged supply lines, or failing internal faucet components.
4. Is it better to repair or replace a leaking faucet?
If the faucet is newer and the damage is minor, repairs make sense. For older, corroded, or outdated models, replacement is often more cost-effective.
5. What’s the average lifespan of faucets and fixtures?
Quality faucets can last 15–20 years with proper maintenance, while fixtures may have a shorter lifespan, varying based on material and usage.
6. Can I install a new faucet myself?
DIY installation is possible for experienced homeowners, but incorrect installation can lead to leaks or water damage. For added peace of mind, we recommend professional installation.
7. Do you offer water-saving or eco-friendly fixtures?
Absolutely. We install WaterSense-certified faucets and fixtures that help reduce water usage without sacrificing performance.
8. Why does my faucet make a hammering or banging noise?
This is usually caused by “water hammer,” a plumbing issue related to pressure issues. It may require installing air chambers or water hammer arrestors.
9. Can I change my bathroom fixtures without replacing the whole sink or vanity?
Yes, most fixtures can be updated independently to give your bathroom a refreshed look without a complete renovation.
10. What brands of faucets and fixtures do you recommend or install?
We work with top brands like Moen, Delta, Kohler, and American Standard, offering durable products with great warranties.
