Dripping or Leaking Faucet
Caused by worn washers, corroded valve seats, or damaged cartridges. A single drip per second wastes 3,000 gallons/year. Georgetown's 15–25 gpg hard water accelerates seal degradation. Fix: $75–$200.
Expert Plumbing Services
A dripping faucet isn't just annoying—it wastes 3,000+ gallons of water per year and adds up to $30+ on your water bill. Our certified plumbers provide expert faucet repair and installation for kitchen, bathroom, shower, outdoor, and laundry fixtures. From single-handle to cartridge, compression to ball faucets—we have the expertise to fix them all.
Georgetown's hard water creates unique challenges. Here's what we repair every day.
Caused by worn washers, corroded valve seats, or damaged cartridges. A single drip per second wastes 3,000 gallons/year. Georgetown's 15–25 gpg hard water accelerates seal degradation. Fix: $75–$200.
Clogged aerators from mineral buildup restrict flow. Simple fix: clean/replace aerator ($50–$75). Complex fix: cartridge replacement ($100–$200). We diagnose the root cause.
Won't shut off, stiff to turn, or leaks around handle. Usually caused by worn cartridges or mineral deposits from hard water. Fix: Cartridge replacement ($100–$200) or full replacement.
Stuck diverters, worn O-rings, or calcium buildup affect pull-down and pull-out kitchen faucets. We clean or replace diverters ($75–$150) to restore full functionality.
Corroded O-rings, cracked cartridges, or loose mounting nuts can damage cabinets and countertops. Fix: O-ring replacement ($50–$100), cartridge swap ($100–$200), or new faucet.
Cartridge failure or valve seat damage on single-lever faucets causes temperature issues. Fix: Cartridge replacement ($100–$200) or full faucet replacement ($300–$600+).
From kitchen to outdoor, we repair and install all fixture types.
Single-handle pull-down, pull-out, or traditional spout styles. Common issues: spray head failure, diverter problems, mineral buildup. Repair: $100–$200; Replacement: $300–$800.
Single-handle, double-handle, wall-mount, pedestal styles. Issues: dripping handles, cartridge failure, aerator clogs. Repair: $75–$200; Replacement: $200–$600.
Faucet bodies, cartridges, handles, diverters. Hard water causes cartridge sediment accumulation. Repair: $100–$250; Replacement: $400–$1,000+.
Freeze protection important for rare Texas cold snaps. Prone to corrosion from hard water. Repair: $75–$150; Replacement: $150–$300 with freeze-proof options.
Often overlooked but subject to heavy use from washing machines. Repair: $75–$150; Replacement: $200–$400 with upgraded shutoff valves available.
Not sure whether to fix your current faucet or upgrade? Here's our expert guidance.
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Replace
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| Age of Faucet | Under 10–15 years old | 20+ years old (high failure risk) |
| Problem Type | Single component failure | Multiple leaks or frequent repairs |
| Cost Factor | Repair under $200 | Repair exceeds 60% of new faucet cost |
| Finish Condition | Good condition, matches decor | Water-stained or corroded finish |
| Features | Basic functionality sufficient | Want water-efficient or smart features |
From diagnosis to cleanup, we handle every step professionally.
Describe the problem (dripping, low pressure, leak location). We ask about faucet age and any previous repairs to understand the full picture.
Our plumber examines the faucet, identifies the component failure, and checks water pressure. We explain repair vs. replacement options with upfront pricing. If replacement, we show style/finish options (chrome, brushed nickel, stainless, etc.).
**Repair:** We shut off water supply, disassemble the faucet, replace the failed component (washer, O-ring, cartridge, seal), reassemble, and test. Time: 30–45 minutes. **Replacement:** We disconnect the old faucet, prep the counter/sink, install the new faucet, caulk and connect, test, and cleanup. Time: 45 minutes to 1.5 hours. Disposal of old fixture included.
Full test of water temperature, pressure, and flow. We check for leaks and proper seal. The area is cleaned and old parts are removed responsibly. Your faucet works like new—guaranteed.
Modern, water-efficient fixtures designed to withstand hard water and look great.
30% less water than federal standard. Aerator flow rates of 1.5–2.0 GPM vs. older 4–8 GPM models. Annual water savings: ~$35 per faucet.
Chrome (classic, affordable), Brushed Nickel (modern, hides water spots), Stainless Steel (sleek, matches appliances), Oil-Rubbed Bronze (rustic/traditional).
Single-handle ergonomic design, pull-down/pull-out sprays, sensor/motion-activated touchless operation, and adjustable temperature/pressure controls.
Answers to common questions about faucet repair and replacement in Georgetown.
A dripping faucet, low water pressure, or outdated fixture deserves expert attention. Pro Plumber Georgetown specializes in fast, affordable faucet repair and installation for Georgetown homes of all ages. Whether it's a simple cartridge swap or a complete kitchen or bathroom upgrade, we'll diagnose the problem, explain your options, and get everything working perfectly. With our hard-water expertise and same-day availability, we're ready to help.
Call (737) 252-6326