Kitchen Faucet Repair
Repair for dripping, leaking, loose, noisy, or difficult-to-use kitchen faucets, including pull-down and pull-out faucet models.
Your home's faucets and fixtures are used every day. When they begin to leak, loosen, corrode, or stop working properly, prompt repairs can prevent water damage and unnecessary water waste.
Lujan Plumbing diagnoses the cause of the problem and helps you decide whether repairing the existing fixture or installing a replacement is the better long-term option.
Repair for dripping, leaking, loose, noisy, or difficult-to-use kitchen faucets, including pull-down and pull-out faucet models.
Diagnosis and repair for bathroom sink faucets that leak around the handle, drip from the spout, or provide poor water flow.
Repair and replacement for showerheads, tub spouts, handles, diverters, cartridges, and other bathtub and shower components.
Repair for leaking hose bibbs, loose outdoor faucets, damaged connections, and exterior fixtures that will not shut off completely.
Professional installation of new faucets, sinks, shower fixtures, and other plumbing fixtures supplied by the homeowner or selected for the project.
Identification of leaks around fixtures, supply connections, shutoff valves, drains, and other nearby plumbing components.
Some fixture problems are obvious, while others develop slowly. Contact a plumber when you notice any of the following:
A small visible drip may indicate a worn cartridge, seal, valve, connection, or another internal component. Repairing the problem early can help prevent damage to cabinets, walls, flooring, and nearby plumbing.
Honest Recommendations
Not every leaking faucet needs to be replaced. Many fixture problems can be resolved by replacing a worn cartridge, washer, seal, supply line, valve, or another individual component.
Replacement may be the better choice when the fixture is severely corroded, repeatedly develops problems, uses unavailable parts, or no longer fits the appearance and functionality you want for the room.
Lujan Plumbing will inspect the fixture, explain the available options, and help you make a practical decision based on its condition—not pressure you into unnecessary work.
Internal parts wear down over time and may allow water to pass through even when the faucet is closed.
Supply lines, mounting hardware, drain connections, and valves can loosen and begin leaking around or beneath the fixture.
Mineral deposits can restrict water flow, damage aerators, and interfere with internal fixture components.
Older fixtures may corrode, crack, or become increasingly difficult to repair as their internal components deteriorate.
Excessive water pressure can place additional stress on faucets, valves, supply lines, and other plumbing fixtures.
A fixture that was installed incorrectly may leak, move, drain poorly, or wear out sooner than expected.
Call Lujan Plumbing or request an appointment and describe the problem you are experiencing.
We identify the source of the leak or malfunction and check nearby connections for additional problems.
We explain whether repair or replacement makes the most sense and discuss the work before moving forward.
After completing the repair or installation, we test the fixture and inspect the surrounding area for leaks.
When you invite a plumber into your home, you should feel confident that the work will be performed carefully and that the recommendations you receive are honest.
Yes. Many dripping faucets can be repaired by replacing a worn cartridge, washer, seal, valve, or another internal component. The correct repair depends on the faucet's design, age, and overall condition.
Replacement may make more sense when the faucet is badly corroded, has recurring problems, requires unavailable parts, or is already near the end of its expected service life.
In many cases, yes. Before purchasing a replacement, make sure it is compatible with your sink, mounting holes, water connections, available space, and desired features.
A leak around the base may be caused by worn seals, loose connections, a damaged cartridge, improper installation, or a problem beneath the sink. The fixture should be inspected to identify the exact source.
Low pressure at a single faucet is often caused by a clogged aerator, mineral buildup, a restricted supply line, a partially closed valve, or a problem inside the faucet.
Yes. A slow leak beneath a sink or around a fixture may damage cabinetry, flooring, drywall, and nearby materials before it is easily noticed.
Yes. Lujan Plumbing can inspect and repair leaking outdoor faucets, hose bibbs, damaged connections, and fixtures that no longer shut off properly.
Lujan Plumbing serves homeowners throughout San Antonio and nearby communities. Call us to confirm service availability for your address.
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Do not let a small fixture problem turn into water damage or continued water waste. Contact Lujan Plumbing for professional faucet and plumbing fixture repair in San Antonio.