Faucet Repair & Installation in the Portland Area

There are plenty of reasons why faucets break, including rusted washers, deteriorated O-rings, valve seats, or seals. Our licensed plumbers have the experience and knowledge to know how to fix a leaky faucet, regardless of its location or faucet type. It may also just be time for an upgrade. Fixtures could look outdated or could be showing signs of wear and tear. Clear up signs of corrosion with a bathtub faucet replacement or update your kitchen by replacing a kitchen faucet.

According to the EPA, the average family wastes the average family wastes 180 gallons of water a week from household leaks. A leaky faucet isn’t just annoying—over time, a small leak increases your water bill and can do considerable damage to your home. Broken knobs or handles on faucets are also a nuisance that shouldn’t be ignored. Calling us for a faucet repair can save costs tremendously over time.

Faucet Replacement

Do you want to make improvements to your home or place of business? At Mr. Rooter® Plumbing, we frequently get service requests for faucet replacements. We offer faucet repair for many types of sinks, including bathtub faucet replacement or replacing a kitchen faucet. Our professionals know exactly how to install faucets correctly to stop leaks and needless future faucet repairs.

Why Should You Upgrade Your Faucet?

Water conservation: By repairing leaks and drips, you can conserve water, reduce environmental impact, and cut your utility costs.

Prevent Damage: Repairing faucet problems as soon as possible helps shield your floors, cabinets, and counters from water damage.

Ensuring Efficiency: Properly maintained faucets provide better temperature control and water flow.

Prolonging Lifespan: Taking good care of your faucets can help them last longer and prevent the need for expensive replacements.

Home sinks and faucets are different from commercial sinks in a few aspects. Homeowners are more inclined to take prompt care of minor repairs and use their faucets wisely. Residential sinks are also not used as frequently as some commercial sinks.

Commercial faucets and sinks, also known as “contractor-grade,” use more durable materials and designs than retail faucets, known in the industry as “builder-grade.” Commercial faucets often use metals in place of plastic or are designed to use a larger rubber O-ring that may handle frequent and rough use longer than other options. It’s important to work with a trusted commercial plumbing company that knows the difference and will use the right parts.

Why Choose Us For Your Faucet Repair?

From their clearly marked uniform to their protective shoe coverings, our plumbers at Mr. Rooter® Plumbing are dedicated to exceptional customer service. It’s the foundation of everything we do. From the moment you call us to schedule a service to the moment we leave your home, you can expect courtesy, friendliness, cleanliness, and consistency.

Everything we do is aimed at providing convenient services that will keep our customers satisfied and their plumbing systems running smoothly! We’re known as the friendly plumbers—a title we work to keep.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What causes a faucet to drip?

A: Dripping faucets are often caused by worn-out washers, seals, or cartridges inside the faucet. These components can deteriorate over time, leading to leaks. High water pressure can also be a factor.

Q: Are faucet repairs covered by home insurance?

A: Coverage varies by policy. It's best to check with your insurance provider to understand what plumbing repairs are included in your coverage.

Q: How can I prevent my faucet from leaking?

A: Regular maintenance, such as cleaning aerators and replacing worn-out parts, can help prevent leaks. Avoid using excessive force when turning faucets on and off.