Faucet drips constantly and raises your water bill
We install a new faucet with a fresh cartridge and sealed connections. The drip stops immediately, and you stop paying for water you are not using.
If your kitchen faucet drips, sticks, or sprays sideways, kitchen faucet installation in Melrose Park, Illinois is the permanent fix. We remove the old fixture, inspect the supply lines and p-trap, and set a new faucet that fits your sink and your water pressure. Whether you bought a replacement yourself or want us to supply one, we handle the whole job in a single visit.
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Kitchen faucet installation in Melrose Park, Illinois is the removal of your old faucet and the code-correct fitting of a new one, including supply lines, shutoff valves, and the p-trap connection underneath. We start by shutting off water at the angle stops, draining the line into a bucket, and checking whether the old valves still hold. If they do not, we replace them before the new faucet goes on. That one step prevents the slow drip under the cabinet that ruins particle board.
Most of our calls come from homeowners along Broadway Avenue and 25th Avenue whose faucets have hit the end of the road. A worn faucet cartridge, corroded supply line, or cracked sprayer head will keep leaking no matter how many times you tighten it. We also serve restaurants and commercial kitchens near Melrose Park Industrial Park that need a new kitchen faucet installation melrose park il Illinois without closing for a full day. Same-day and emergency slots are available when a faucet fails before a holiday or a health inspection.
Every installation covers the full job, not just the faucet swap. Here is what is included when you book with us.
We disconnect and remove your old faucet, sprayer, and supply lines. We bag the parts and take them with us so you do not have to deal with disposal.
We test your angle stops. If they are seized or weeping, we replace them before installing the new faucet. This prevents a future leak that could damage your cabinet.
We set the new faucet with fresh plumber's tape, connect the supply lines, and attach the sprayer hose. We check that the faucet sits level and the handle moves smoothly.
We run hot and cold water for two minutes and check every connection with a dry towel. Any drip gets fixed on the spot. We wipe down the sink and cabinet before we leave.
We show you how to use the faucet, where the cartridge is, and what the warranty covers. You get a written labor warranty and the manufacturer's paperwork.
We close the angle stops under your sink and open the faucet to drain the line into a bucket. If the shutoffs are seized or weeping, we replace them first. This takes about 10 minutes and prevents water from spraying when the old faucet comes off.
Using a basin wrench and an adjustable wrench, we disconnect the supply lines, the sprayer hose, and the mounting nuts. Corroded nuts get a shot of penetrating oil and a few minutes to loosen. We bag the old parts and haul them out with us.
We scrape old plumber's putty and mineral buildup off the sink deck, then wipe it dry. If the mounting holes are oversized or the deck is cracked, we note it and use a deck plate or escutcheon to seal properly. A clean surface is what keeps the new gasket from leaking.
The new faucet goes in with fresh plumber's tape on every threaded connection. We hand-tighten, then snug with a wrench, and connect the sprayer hose and supply lines. If you have a garbage disposal unit, we check that the dishwasher drain line and disposal collar are not interfering.
We turn the water back on, run hot and cold for two minutes, and check every joint with a dry paper towel. Any weep gets fixed on the spot. We wipe down the sink, put the cabinet contents back, and walk you through the faucet's cartridge warranty before we leave.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Reaches the mounting nuts behind the sink bowl where a standard wrench will not fit. It lets us remove and tighten faucet hardware without damaging the sink.
Grips corroded supply lines and shutoff valves. We use it when old fittings are seized and need steady pressure to break free.
Used for tight spaces under the sink where a corded drill will not reach. We use them to drill new mounting holes or tighten screws without over-torquing.
Clears clogs in the p-trap and branch line if the sink drains slow after the faucet install. We use a hand auger for light clogs and a power snake for longer runs.
Catches water when we disconnect the supply lines. Gloves keep hands clean and protect against sharp edges under the sink.
A homeowner near 25th Avenue had a faucet that dripped constantly and shutoff valves that would not close. The cabinet floor was stained and soft from years of slow leaks.
We replaced both shutoff valves and installed a new single-handle faucet. The drip stopped, the cabinet stayed dry, and the water bill dropped by about $15 per month.
A restaurant near Melrose Park Industrial Park had a commercial faucet that leaked from the base and a sink that drained slow. They had an inspection in two days.
We installed a new heavy-duty faucet and cleared a grease clog in the drain line. The sink drained fast, the faucet did not leak, and they passed inspection without a recheck.
A homeowner in Winston Park tried to install a pull-down faucet themselves. The supply line cross-threaded, and water sprayed under the sink when they turned it on.
We removed the faucet, replaced the damaged supply line, and reinstalled it with new plumber's tape. The leak stopped, and the faucet worked perfectly. The total repair took 45 minutes.
A failing faucet causes more than an annoying drip. Here are the problems we fix when we install a new one.
Ask a pro →We install a new faucet with a fresh cartridge and sealed connections. The drip stops immediately, and you stop paying for water you are not using.
We replace the faucet and flush the supply lines. If the p-trap or branch drain is clogged, we clear it so the sink drains as fast as the faucet flows.
We replace the angle stops during the faucet install. New valves turn smoothly and seal tight, so you can shut off water without a wrench and a bucket.
We install a new faucet with a new sprayer hose and head. We check the connection at the diverter and test the sprayer before we leave.
Most kitchen faucet installation jobs in Melrose Park run $180 to $450 for labor, depending on the faucet type and the condition of your shutoff valves. If we supply the faucet, add $120 to $600 for the fixture. A basic single-handle replacement with good valves sits at the low end. A pull-down faucet with a new sprayer and corroded shutoffs sits at the high end.
Kitchen faucet replacement in melrose park il Illinois is the full removal of your old faucet and the installation of a new one, including supply lines, sprayer hose, and any needed valve or p-trap work. It is different from a repair, where we swap a cartridge or O-ring. If your faucet is 10 years old or has a cracked body, replacement is usually cheaper than chasing parts.
A standard kitchen faucet installation takes 60 to 90 minutes from arrival to cleanup. If we need to replace shutoff valves or a p-trap, add 20 to 30 minutes. Pull-down and commercial-style faucets with weighted hoses can take closer to two hours. We give you a time window when you book and call if we are running behind.
A straight faucet swap does not require a permit in Melrose Park. If we are moving supply lines, adding a new shutoff valve, or changing the drain configuration, a plumbing permit may be needed. We handle the paperwork when that applies. For a standard replacement, you are covered without one.
We are licensed, insured, and ready to install your new faucet today. Call 708-726-5955 and we will give you a flat price over the phone. Same-day and emergency slots are available.
Call Now 7087265955 →Call 708-726-5955 any time, day or night. We answer the phone, give you a time window, and send a licensed tech with a snake, auger, and jetting equipment. Most kitchen sink clogs clear the same day you call.