Sink plumbing and fixture service

What to expect

Sink problems can come from the faucet, drain, supply connections, or the fixture itself. We’ll assess the issue and discuss repair or replacement options that fit the work required.

Locating the sink problem

For a new sink or fixture, a photo and a few details about the existing setup can help us understand the job before your visit.

If water is appearing inside the cabinet, dry the area if safe and note when it returns. Water that appears while filling the basin points to a different part of the system than water that appears only after the basin drains.

Questions people often ask

Is the sink or the drain causing the leak?

Water beneath a sink can come from the faucet connections, supply lines, basket strainer, drain assembly, or a nearby appliance. Note whether moisture appears while the faucet is running, when the sink drains, or even when everything is off. That pattern helps narrow the first inspection.

What should I share for a new sink?

Photos of the existing basin, cabinet, and plumbing connections are useful. Mention whether the counter, faucet, disposal, or dishwasher connection is changing. If a renovation changes the sink position, the job may need a wider project estimate.