Dripping faucet? Need a new kitchen sink installed? Our licensed plumbers handle all faucet and sink services — repairs, replacements, and new installations for kitchens, bathrooms, and utility rooms.
Faucets and sinks are the most-used fixtures in your home—you interact with them dozens of times daily. A dripping faucet wastes water and creates annoying sounds. A slow-draining sink disrupts your routine. Old, worn fixtures detract from your kitchen or bathroom's appearance. Plombier Gatineau provides complete faucet, sink, and washbasin services from repairs to full replacements.
Our plumbers work with all types of faucets including single-handle, double-handle, pull-down kitchen faucets, touchless models, and specialty fixtures. We install and repair all sink types from stainless steel kitchen sinks to vessel bathroom basins. Whether you need a quick repair or a complete fixture upgrade, we deliver quality workmanship that lasts.
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A faucet dripping once per second wastes about 5 gallons per day — over 2,000 gallons per year! That's like taking 180 extra showers. Even a slow drip adds up quickly on your water bill and wastes a precious resource.
Absolutely! We're happy to install faucets, sinks, or fixtures you've purchased yourself. Just make sure the faucet is compatible with your sink (correct number of holes and spacing). If you're not sure what to buy, we can also advise or supply quality fixtures.
A straightforward faucet replacement typically takes 30-60 minutes. If we're replacing supply lines, adding shut-off valves, or dealing with corroded connections, it may take longer. Sink installations take 1-3 hours depending on complexity.
If your faucet is less than 5-7 years old and it's a simple repair (like replacing cartridge or washer), repair usually makes sense. If it's old, heavily corroded, or you want updated features and style, replacement may be the better investment. We'll give you an honest recommendation.
Low pressure at one faucet is usually a clogged aerator (easy fix) or partially closed valve. If pressure is low throughout your home, it could be a supply issue, water main problem, or leak somewhere in your system. We can diagnose and fix the cause.
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