Faucet Repair in Mississauga – Installation, Leak Fixes 

Most dripping faucets have a worn cartridge, washer or O-ring that no longer seals when the tap is closed. Mineral buildup from hard water can speed this up. Replacing the worn part usually stops the drip without replacing the whole faucet.

If it's a quality faucet and parts are available, leaky faucet repair is usually the better value. Replacement makes more sense when the body is cracked or corroded, parts are discontinued, or the repair would cost close to a new faucet.

Yes. We handle Moen and Delta faucet repair regularly, along with Kohler, Grohe, American Standard and other common brands. If your faucet is still under the manufacturer's warranty, we can often use the replacement cartridge the manufacturer supplies.

When only one tap is affected, the cause is usually a clogged aerator or a cartridge partly blocked with mineral deposits. Cleaning or replacing them restores flow. If several fixtures are weak, the problem is more likely in the supply piping.

The main factors are the type of faucet, whether the shut-off valves and supply lines need replacing, how easy it is to reach under the sink, and whether the sink or countertop needs a new hole. We give you the price before any work begins.

Yes. Touchless kitchen faucets need a little more space under the sink for the control box and either batteries or a nearby outlet, depending on the model. We check the setup, install the faucet and test the sensor before we leave.

Usually, yes. A worn pressure-balancing cartridge in the shower valve can't keep the temperature steady when someone flushes or runs water elsewhere. Shower faucet repair with a new cartridge typically fixes it.

Yes. We cover all of Mississauga, including Port Credit, Streetsville, Meadowvale, Erin Mills, Churchill Meadows and Cooksville. Call (289) 906-4166 for same-day faucet repair or to book a faucet installation.