Kitchen Plumbing Diagnosis & Repair

The most common issue that our customers face when it comes to their kitchen plumbing is a leaky faucet. These problems often occur because we use our faucets dozens of times a day, and the mechanisms wear out after extensive use.

While a leaky faucet may not seem like a pressing issue, leaving it untreated can cause your water bill to spike drastically due to the wasted, leaking water. If your faucet is too old we can assist by installing a new one; if not, we’re happy to repair it quickly so you can get back to your day.

Unfortunately, because our faucets see so much use they often begin to wear down quickly and show signs of wear and tear. If you feel like you’ve been replacing your faucets on a frequent basis, then it may be time to consider installing a newer model.

From Budget to Luxury, we can help you select a faucet that meets your needs.

Many homes are outfitted with handy units called garbage disposals, which shred larger pieces of food and debris so that they can be washed away down the sink. However, if your garbage disposal unit has stopped working it may lead to unpleasant smells, rotting food in your pipes, and blockages, so call us for repair service today.

If you’ve ever tried to fall asleep with a dripping faucet in the next room or wrestled with a kitchen sink that didn’t know when to stop, you know how annoying this common problem can be. A dripping faucet also drives your water bill higher. A single faucet can send hundreds of gallons of water per year down your drains a drop at a time.

Water leaks under your sink can be hard to diagnosis. Significant damage can occur, including the complete destruction of your flooring or even your cabinets. If your cabinets are compression wood or MDF you are at even higher risk of structure failure.  Forget the bucket and call Your Service Pro!

If your refrigerator has a water dispenser or an ice maker, it has a water supply line to carry water to these features. If the water line becomes clogged or springs a leak, you have an appliance-related plumbing problem on your hands. You could hire an appliance repair technician, or you could choose an experienced plumber to replace or unclog the line.

Many dishwasher drain problems arise from an incorrect installation technique. For example. if the drain is installed without a high loop, the dishwasher may be unable to drain correctly with each cycle. If the connection between the dishwasher drain and the sink drain occurs on the wrong side of the sink's P-trap (the side closer to the sewer), sewer gases can escape.

In addition to these installation problems, dishwashers can experience plumbing problems when a mechanical part such as a valve is faulty or reaches the end of its working lifespan.