Constant Drip? You Could Be Losing More Than Your Sanity

A dripping faucet can waste up to 3,000 gallons of water per year.

That’s enough water to take over 180 showers! (EPA Source). Even if the faucet seems like a minor annoyance, it’s quietly draining both water and your wallet.

Worn washers, faulty cartridges, or damaged valves are often to blame. Jason, our licensed master plumber (License #RUDYSP1038MA), can repair most faucet issues on the spot.

Does Your Faucet Squeak, Grind, or Feel Loose?

These are signs that internal parts are wearing out or improperly sealed.

Think of your faucet like a bike—if the gears grind or squeak, it means there’s friction or misalignment. Left unchecked, that squeak becomes a break.

Our Kirkland faucet specialists replace worn components, apply food-grade lubricant, and make sure the handle operation is smooth and silent.

Low Water Pressure from a Faucet?

The aerator could be clogged or there might be corrosion in your pipes.

If your faucet flows like a dripping candle instead of a steady stream, buildup is likely blocking the water. We unscrew the aerator, clean the screen, and inspect deeper if the problem continues.

In some older Kirkland homes, faucet issues are just symptoms of aging pipes. We diagnose the source fast—before a small issue turns into a re-pipe.

New Faucet Installation? Here’s What to Expect

We remove the old unit, check water lines, seal the surface, and install your new faucet professionally.

Choosing a faucet might seem easy, but it’s not one-size-fits-all. Counter hole sizes, valve types, and handle positions all matter.

We help you select fixtures from trusted brands like Moen, Delta, and Kohler that match your usage, sink type, and budget. We handle everything—from removing the old unit to leak-testing the new one.

Explore our full bathroom plumbing services to upgrade every corner of your home.

Real Story: Kirkland Condo Owner Saves a Fortune

A client in downtown Kirkland noticed green corrosion and moisture under her kitchen sink. Jason traced the issue to a cracked faucet stem and aging supply lines.

We replaced the faucet with a high-efficiency touchless model and installed braided stainless lines. The fix not only stopped the leak but also lowered her water bill by 15% within the first month.

Is It Time to Replace Instead of Repair?

If your faucet is over 10 years old, leaks repeatedly, or looks badly corroded—it’s smarter to install a new one.

Old faucets are like old phones. You can keep repairing them, but at some point, new models offer more value, better efficiency, and improved safety.

Upgrading to WaterSense-labeled faucets can reduce household water use by 30% or more (EPA).

We offer eco-friendly, long-lasting options—and back every install with a service guarantee.

Why Choose Rudy’s Plumbing Inc. for Faucet Repair & Installation?

• 20+ years of hands-on experience in Kirkland homes
• Licensed, bonded, and insured for all plumbing work
• We treat your space with respect: no mess left behind
• Clear estimates, honest pricing, and top-tier workmanship

We’re based nearby at 160 NW Gilman Blvd Ste 306, Issaquah, WA 98027 and proudly serve the Kirkland and Eastside area.

Need expert help today? Reach us at (425) 643-6900, (206) 232-8500, or email rudysplumbingsvc@gmail.com.

Learn more about our licensed plumbing services in Kirkland and book your appointment today.

FAQs: Faucet Repair and Installation

Q: How long does a faucet repair take?
A: Most repairs take 30–60 minutes depending on the issue.

Q: Can I replace my faucet myself?
A: It’s possible, but mistakes with water lines or seals can lead to major leaks.

Q: How much does a faucet replacement cost in Kirkland?
A: It typically ranges from $150–$400 depending on the model and labor.

Q: Do you install kitchen and bathroom faucets?
A: Yes! We service all faucet types—kitchen, bath, bar, and laundry.