A dripping faucet is easy to ignore — until you add up the wasted water and the mineral stains it leaves on your fixtures. Most faucet and sink problems are quick, affordable fixes: a worn cartridge, a bad O-ring, a corroded supply line, or a loose basket strainer. When you are upgrading a kitchen or bath, a clean new install is the better move, and the right one protects the cabinet and countertop underneath.
We repair and install every type of faucet and sink — kitchen, bathroom, laundry, bar, and utility — including pull-down, widespread, wall-mount, and touchless models. On our hard water, we also flag the aerators, valves, and supply lines that fail early so a simple repair does not turn into a repeat call.
When to call us for faucet & sink service
A faucet that drips or leaks
A steady drip usually means a worn cartridge, washer, or O-ring — inexpensive to fix and a real water-saver.
Low or uneven flow
A clogged aerator or a failing cartridge can weaken or split the stream. Often a quick clean or swap restores full flow.
Water under the sink
A leak at the supply line, drain trap, or basket strainer can rot the cabinet base. We find the source and reseal it.
You're upgrading a fixture
New faucet or sink for a remodel? We set it clean, connect it correctly, and protect the counter and cabinet.
What's included in our faucet & sink service
Every faucet & sink service job is a complete, documented service — not a quick patch. Here's what you can expect when our licensed team is on site.
- Diagnosis of the cartridge, aerator, supply lines, shutoffs, and drain trap
- A repair-or-replace recommendation with the honest math
- New supply lines and shutoff valves where the old ones are corroded
- A clean, sealed install that protects the cabinet and countertop
- Leak checks at every connection and a full drain test
- Removal and disposal of the old faucet or sink
Our process
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Diagnose the fault
We identify whether it is the cartridge, aerator, supply line, trap, or the fixture itself before recommending anything.
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Repair or recommend replacement
We fix what is worth fixing and tell you honestly when a worn or corroded fixture is better replaced.
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Clean installation
For new fixtures we shut off and drain the lines, set the faucet or sink, and connect supply and drain to code.
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Test and verify
We check for drips at every connection, confirm hot and cold, and make sure the drain runs clean before we finish.
What affects the price
We never post fake prices. Here's what actually drives the cost — and we put the real number in writing before any work begins.
- Simple part repair vs. full faucet or sink replacement.
- Faucet type — standard, pull-down, widespread, wall-mount, or touchless.
- Whether supply lines, shutoff valves, or the drain trap also need replacing.
- Cabinet or countertop repair if a leak has caused damage.
- Removal and disposal of the old fixture.
Why Bloomfield Hills homeowners choose Bloomfield Hills Plumbing for faucet & sink service
We've served Bloomfield Hills and Oakland County for over 17 years, hold a 4.9-star rating across 138 reviews, and back every job with a licensed Michigan master plumber. Here's what that means for your faucet & sink service.
We stop the drip for good
We replace the actual worn part — cartridge, O-ring, or seat — instead of a temporary tighten that leaks again in a month.
Hard-water aware
Oakland County water scales aerators and valves. We clean or upgrade the parts that fail early so the fix lasts.
Clean, protected installs
We shut off, drain, and seal correctly, protecting the cabinet base and counter — no slow leak into the woodwork later.
Same-day for most jobs
We carry common cartridges and supply lines, so most faucet and sink work is done the same day you call.
Faucet & Sink Installation & Repair FAQs
Most drips are a worn cartridge, washer, or O-ring — an inexpensive repair well worth doing. If the faucet is old, corroded, or you want a new look, replacement is the better move. We give you the honest comparison before any work.
It is usually a clogged aerator or a failing cartridge at that fixture, not a whole-home issue. A quick clean or cartridge swap almost always restores full flow. If several fixtures are weak, that points to a supply-side problem we would check separately.
Yes. We install customer-supplied faucets and sinks routinely. We will confirm it is complete and compatible with your setup, and let you know if any adapters or new supply lines are needed.
A standard faucet swap is usually under an hour; a sink replacement takes longer, especially if the drain, disposal, or countertop is involved. We give you a realistic time when we see the job.
Yes. Under-sink leaks come from supply lines, shutoff valves, the drain trap, or the basket strainer. We find the exact source, reseal or replace the failed part, and check that the cabinet base has not been damaged.