You don’t always need a plumber to repair a faucet — simple cartridge or aerator swaps are within DIY reach. But for any work that involves cutting supply lines, soldering, fixing internal leaks behind the wall, or replacing the faucet itself, a licensed plumber is the safer and faster choice. Many “simple” DIY faucet jobs turn into water-damage calls.
DIY vs. call a plumber
- DIY-friendly — Aerator cleaning, basic cartridge swap, supply-line swap with shutoff valves
- Call a plumber — Leaks inside walls, frozen valves, no shutoff, soldered connections, faucet replacement, low water pressure
For anything beyond a quick cartridge, we handle full faucet and fixture service, including kitchen faucets and bathroom faucets.
