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Faucet and Fixture Repairs In Hamilton
Your faucets and fixtures are some of the hardest-working appliances in your home. Whether it’s your kitchen or bathroom, there are many signs to look out for in order to know if you need your faucet repaired or replaced, these include:
Dripping Faucet
If you have a faucet that drips, even when the handle is turned completely off, it may mean the pipes or valves could be malfunctioning. Lots of people may not think that a dripping faucet is a big deal, but our Hamilton plumbers have the experience and know that this can lead to severe water damage both at the bottom of the faucet and underneath the sink. Many dripping faucets can be adjusted, however, if it continues to drip after multiple repairs, it’s more than likely time you have a plumber come out to replace the whole unit.
Leaking Faucet or Handles
Many homeowners disregard a leaking faucet until it’s too late, not realizing how serious water damage can be. More than just an annoyance, it can lead to the growth of mold or even cause expensive damage to your kitchen and bathroom by pooling in cabinets or countertops.
Spitting Faucet
If the faucet in a bathtub or sink is spitting out water instead of releasing it in a steady stream it may have a clogged screen (aerator) and can usually be fixed quite easily. But if it doesn’t get better once it’s replaced that means the clog may be more extensive and it may be time to invest in a new faucet. (extensive, it’s time to get a new faucet.
Noisy Faucet
No matter how loud or quiet, if you notice your faucet making noise that usually indicates that you have some sort of problem with your faucet. The most common noises a broken faucet makes are clanking or clinking which may mean that it is cracked somewhere. The best course of action is to take it apart to inspect, (if you are capable) or call your local Hamilton plumber.
Bad Smelling Or Tasting Water
If your faucet is producing bad tasting or smelling water, you have an issue. If it’s only happening at one faucet than more then likely the faucet needs to be repaired or replaced. However, if it’s happening at every faucet in your home, you need to call your water company to see if something could be affecting your water supply. If you think you’re in need of local faucet repair or replacement your best course of action is to call a plumber. It may seem like an easy task, however it actuality it can be quite difficult and if not executed correctly it could lead to further plumbing damage – which can be costly.
