Faucet & Toilet Repair in Lebanon, TN
A dripping faucet keeps a body up at night and quietly pads the water bill all day, and a toilet that runs every twenty minutes is doing the same. We replace cartridges, washers, fill valves, flappers, and supply lines, and we install new faucets and toilets when the old fixtures have earned their retirement.
This is minor plumbing done carefully — the everyday repairs that don't need a full plumbing contractor but do need someone who'll shut the water off properly, seal everything correctly, and check twice for leaks before packing up.
What the job covers
- Dripping faucet repair and cartridge replacement
- Running toilet fill valve and flapper repair
- New faucet installation
- Toilet replacement and resetting
- Supply line and shut-off valve replacement
- Garbage disposal swap-outs
A word from around here: Middle Tennessee's moderately hard water wears out faucet cartridges and toilet flappers faster than folks expect, and we see it all over Wilson County. In Lebanon's older homes we also find aging shut-off valves, which we're glad to update while we're already under the sink.
Folks often ask
Is a running toilet really costing me money?
It surely is — a steadily running toilet can waste hundreds of gallons a day, and that shows up plainly on a Lebanon water bill. The usual culprits are a worn flapper or fill valve, both quick and inexpensive to replace.
Do you handle major plumbing too?
We stay in our lane, which is fixtures and minor repairs — faucets, toilets, valves, supply lines, disposals. For main line troubles, water heaters, or anything behind the walls, we'll say so honestly and suggest you call a licensed plumber.
Can you install a faucet I bought myself?
Happily. Have your new faucet on the counter and we'll remove the old one, clean the sink deck, install and seal the new fixture, connect the supply lines, and test everything thoroughly before we call it done.
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