That dripping faucet is wasting water and money. We repair all types of faucets quickly and affordably — compression, ball, cartridge, and ceramic disc. Stop the drip today.
A dripping faucet is more than an annoyance—it wastes thousands of gallons of water annually and can indicate worn internal parts that will only get worse. Plombier Gatineau repairs leaky faucets throughout the Outaouais region, stopping the drip and extending your fixture's life.
Faucet repairs require matching the right parts to your specific faucet type and brand. We work with all faucet styles—single-handle, double-handle, ball, cartridge, ceramic disc, and compression—identifying the worn components and replacing them with quality parts that restore proper function.
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Homeowners throughout Gatineau and the Outaouais choose us because:
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Most faucet repairs cost $75-$200 depending on the problem and parts needed. We provide upfront pricing before starting work.
If the faucet is less than 5-7 years old and the repair is straightforward, repair makes sense. For older faucets requiring expensive parts, replacement may be more economical.
Yes, we repair all types — compression, ball, cartridge, and ceramic disc faucets in kitchen, bathroom, and utility applications.
Most repairs take 30-60 minutes. We carry common parts on our trucks for same-visit repairs.
Describe where the water appears: from the spout when the tap is closed, around a handle, or below the fixture. Note whether the issue is constant and whether it affects hot water, cold water or both. A clear description is more useful than guessing which internal part needs replacement.
If available, provide the brand, model, purchase paperwork and a photograph of the complete faucet. Different models can use different parts even when they look similar. Check the manufacturer’s identification information rather than selecting a replacement part from appearance alone.
If you are considering a new faucet instead of repairing the current one, say whether you want to keep the sink and existing mounting arrangement. Ask for repair and replacement options to be distinguished, including the fixture supply and any changes to connections. Part availability and access should be established before a completion time is assumed.