Constant Spout Drip? You Are Losing More Than Your Sanity

A kitchen faucet that drips steadily at a rate of 30 drops per minute can waste over 1,000 gallons of clean water every single year. That is enough water to fill a backyard swimming pool over a few seasons!

Even if a small leak seems minor, it is actively draining your household budget because local utility companies charge you for both the fresh water coming in and the sewer processing going out. Worn-out rubber O-rings, degraded washers, or cracked ceramic cartridges are usually the culprits. Our team can quickly swap out these internal parts and stop the waste on the spot.

Does Your Spray Wand Leak or Fail to Retract?

Modern pull-down and pull-out kitchen faucets rely on a flexible hose and a heavy counterweight beneath your sink. Over time, the braided hose can fray from rubbing against items in your cabinet, or the docking mechanism can crack.

Think of your faucet like a seatbelt—if the strap is frayed or the spring loses tension, it will not pull back flush against the base. Our kitchen specialists replace damaged hoses, re-align weights, and clear mineral deposits from the spray head toggle buttons so you can switch between stream and spray mode effortlessly.

Low Water Pressure at the Kitchen Sink?

If your kitchen faucet flows like a slow candle drip while your bathroom sinks spray fast and strong, mineral scaling is likely blocking the line.

Our local water contains minerals like calcium and magnesium that gradually build up inside the aerator screen at the tip of your spout. We unscrew the assembly, clean the screen, and flush the lines. In older Eastside homes, a sudden drop in pressure can also point to corrosion inside the old galvanized supply lines hidden beneath the cabinet floor. We find the source fast before a small restriction turns into a major pipe burst.

New Kitchen Faucet Installation? Here Is What to Expect

We remove your old, corroded hardware, inspect the existing shut-off valves, seal the mounting surface securely, and install your new high-performance fixture professionally.

Choosing a kitchen faucet involves more than just picking a pretty finish. You have to consider the number of holes in your countertop, the deck plate width, and whether a high-arc design will clear your upper cabinetry. We help you select and install top-tier models from trusted brands like Moen, Delta, and Kohler that match your lifestyle, sink basin type, and budget.

Real Story: Bellevue Family Saves a Beautiful Hardwood Floor

A family in Bellevue noticed a musty smell whenever they opened their garbage cabinet beneath the kitchen sink. Jason came out to inspect the area and traced the issue to a slow, hidden leak spraying out from a cracked plastic faucet stem connection.

Water had already started soaking into the subfloor. We cleanly removed the old fixture, installed a durable solid-brass commercial-grade pull-down faucet, and replaced the worn supply valves. Catching the issue early saved them from a massive $5,000 hardwood floor remediation project.

Is It Smarter to Replace Instead of Repair?

If your kitchen faucet is over 8 to 10 years old, leaks from multiple points, or shows heavy green corrosion on the mounting hardware underneath, investing in a replacement is the smarter move.

Old fixtures are like old cars. You can keep patching them up, but at a certain point, a new model offers much better water efficiency, superior structural durability, and modern features like touchless motion sensors. Upgrading to a WaterSense-labeled kitchen fixture can easily reduce your daily kitchen water usage by up to 30%.

Why Choose Rudy’s Plumbing Inc. for Your Kitchen?

• Locally Owned & Operated: We treat your home like our own.

• Experienced Pros: Led by Jason and Curtis, our fully licensed team has decades of hands-on experience.

• Fully Stocked Trucks: We carry a massive inventory of parts to complete most repairs on the spot.

• Upfront Pricing: Absolutely no hidden fees, fine print, or surprises on your final bill.

• 2-Year Warranty: We stand behind our top-tier workmanship with a solid labor guarantee.

We are based nearby at 160 NW Gilman Blvd Ste 306, Issaquah, WA 98027 and proudly serve homeowners across the entire Eastside region. Need expert help today? Reach us at (425) 643-6900, (206) 232-8500, or email rudysplumbingsvc@gmail.com.

FAQs: Kitchen Faucet Repair and Installation

Q: Can I install a single-handle faucet if my sink has three holes?

A: Yes! Most modern single-handle faucets come with an optional deck plate (escutcheon) that cleanly covers the extra holes in your sink or countertop.

Q: Why does my new faucet have lower pressure than my old one?

A: New fixtures feature built-in water conservation restrictors. However, if the flow is extremely weak, construction debris may have broken loose in the lines during installation and clogged the internal aerator screen.

Q: How much does it cost to repair a leaking kitchen faucet?

A: A basic component repair typically ranges from $100 to $250, depending on the brand of the faucet and the specific internal seals or cartridges required.

Q: Do you install customer-supplied faucets?

A: Absolutely. Whether you purchase your new kitchen fixture online, from a local showroom, or a home center, we will handle the professional mounting, sealing, and testing for you.

Explore Our Other Premium Bathroom & Line Services:

• Keep your showers working perfectly with shower repair and installation.

• Stop bathroom waste with expert toilet installation and repair.

• Upgrade your bathroom fixtures with beautiful faucet repair and installation.

• Protect your foundation and walls with advanced electronic leak detection and repair.