Active leak under your sink?
We respond quickly across Carson for faucet and under-sink leaks.
Common Faucet & Sink Issues
Constant Dripping
Usually a worn cartridge, washer, or O-ring inside the faucet body that's no longer sealing properly.
Low Water Pressure at the Faucet
Often mineral buildup inside the aerator or, less commonly, a supply line restriction.
Leak Under the Sink
A loose supply line connection, worn P-trap, or failed shutoff valve can all leak in slightly different ways.
Faucet Handle Loose or Hard to Turn
Internal wear on the cartridge or valve stem, which usually gets worse rather than better on its own.
Faucet and Sink Repair in Carson Homes
Faucet repair is usually one of the more straightforward calls we handle: most drips and handle problems come down to a worn cartridge, washer, or O-ring, and identifying which faucet brand and cartridge type is installed lets us complete most repairs in a single visit rather than needing to special-order a part.
Under-sink leaks are worth taking seriously even when they seem minor, since a slow leak inside a cabinet can go unnoticed for weeks while it damages the cabinet base and, in some cases, the flooring underneath. We check supply line connections, the P-trap, and the shutoff valves whenever we're called for an under-sink leak, since addressing only the obvious drip sometimes misses a second, smaller leak nearby.
For homes with Carson's moderately hard water, mineral buildup inside faucet aerators and cartridges happens faster than in a soft-water area, which is a common reason a faucet that was recently repaired starts losing pressure again within a year or two.
Bathroom sink faucets tend to fail differently than kitchen faucets, since they're used more frequently but under lighter daily demand, and often develop a slow drip at the spout rather than a full connection failure. We stock common bathroom faucet cartridges alongside kitchen parts, since a bathroom with two or three sinks sometimes needs more than one repair scheduled at the same visit.
Our Faucet & Sink Repair Process
Identify the Faucet Type
Brand and cartridge type confirmed to source the right replacement part.
Inspect the Full Connection
Supply lines, shutoff valves, and the P-trap checked, not just the visible drip.
Replace the Failed Part
Cartridge, washer, or valve replaced with a matching component.
Test Under Pressure
Confirm no leaks anywhere in the connection before finishing.
Why Choose Us for Faucet & Sink Repair
Same-Day Repairs
Most faucet and sink repairs are completed in a single visit.
Full Connection Check
We inspect the whole supply and drain connection, not just the obvious problem.
Experience With Hard Water Buildup
Familiar with the faster mineral buildup common in Carson's water.
Upfront Pricing
A clear price before any repair work begins.
What Affects the Price of Faucet & Sink Repair
We can't give an accurate number without seeing the job, but these are the real factors that move the price up or down.
Faucet brand and part availability
A common cartridge is stocked and installed same-visit; an uncommon or discontinued brand sometimes needs a special-order part.
Shutoff valve condition
Old, corroded shutoff valves are often replaced at the same time as the faucet repair to avoid a future separate call.
Under-sink plumbing condition
Additional wear found under the sink during the repair, like a failing P-trap, can add to the original scope.
A drip almost always comes from a worn internal part, a cartridge, washer, or O-ring, not the external handle. Tightening the handle won't fix an internal seal that's already worn out.
It's worth addressing promptly. Even a slow leak can damage the cabinet base and flooring if it continues unnoticed for weeks.
In most cases, yes. We carry common replacement cartridges and parts, and can source less common ones quickly when needed.
Usually mineral buildup inside the aerator, which is a quick fix, though it can also indicate a partial blockage in that specific supply line.
Yes, if a faucet is older or the repair cost approaches the cost of a new unit, we'll walk through replacement options and install a new faucet of your choosing.