Faucet and Fixture Installation Services in Atlanta

At Dalmatian Plumbing, we pride ourselves on our attention to detail and dedication to customer satisfaction. Our skilled technicians will ensure that your faucet fixtures are installed or repaired to the highest standards, using the latest techniques and industry-leading equipment. Don't settle for anything less than the best - choose Dalmatian Plumbing for all your faucet fixture needs.

Signs that your faucet or fixture may require attention include leaks, dripping, reduced water pressure, rust or corrosion, difficulty in turning handles, and an outdated or worn-out appearance. Additionally, if you're experiencing frequent repairs or recurring issues with your faucet, it may be more cost-effective to replace it rather than continue fixing the same problems. Water discoloration or strange noises when using the faucet can also indicate internal damage or buildup that needs professional attention. Our experienced plumbers can assess the situation, determine whether a repair or replacement is the best option, and help you choose the most efficient and durable solution for your home.

Replacing a bathroom faucet starts by shutting off the water supply to prevent leaks. Once the water is off, the old faucet is removed by disconnecting the water lines and loosening the mounting hardware underneath the sink. After the old faucet is taken out, the area is cleaned to remove any debris or residue. The new faucet is then placed into the sink's mounting holes, and the supply lines are reconnected securely to ensure a proper fit. Once connected, the water is turned back on, and the new faucet is tested for leaks and proper operation. Professional installation ensures the faucet is aligned correctly, functions smoothly, and is leak-free, offering an easy upgrade to your bathroom's look and performance.

To avoid faucet leaks in the future, regular maintenance and proper usage are key. Ensure that you don't overtighten handles or spouts, as this can wear down seals and cause leaks over time. Periodically check for signs of wear in washers, O-rings, and seals, as these parts often degrade and lead to drips. Cleaning the faucet's aerator can also help prevent low water pressure, which can cause strain on your faucet's components. It's also important to address any small leaks or drips as soon as you notice them, as these can worsen over time if left untreated. By keeping up with these simple maintenance tasks and promptly repairing minor issues, you can extend the life of your faucet and prevent future leaks.