Most dripping or stiff faucets do not need to be replaced — a worn cartridge, O-ring, or aerator is usually the real culprit. We diagnose the specific part that has failed, replace it, and test the faucet under full pressure so the drip is actually gone, not just quieter for a week.
Identifying whether the cartridge, O-ring, or valve seat is the cause.
Worn internal parts swapped for the correct match to your faucet model.
Aerator cleaning or replacement, and supply line check.
Loose handles, wobbly spouts, and stiff operation corrected.
Pull-down or side-sprayer hoses replaced when leaking or stuck.
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Almost always a worn cartridge or O-ring that no longer seals completely. We match the replacement part to your specific faucet model rather than a generic fix.
If the body and finish are still in good shape, repair is almost always cheaper and faster. We will tell you honestly if your faucet is old enough that replacement makes more sense instead.
Usually a clogged aerator from mineral buildup, which is common with Miami-Dade's moderately hard water. We clean or replace it as a quick, low-cost fix.
In many cases yes, using universal cartridges and O-ring kits. For obsolete proprietary parts, we will let you know upfront if replacement is the more realistic option.
Yes, using the same diagnosis-first approach — cartridge, O-ring, or aerator issues are common outdoors too, along with exposure-related corrosion.
Most repairs take 30-45 minutes once we have identified the failing part. If a specific part needs to be sourced, we will let you know before starting.
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