Faucet repair

Faucet Repair in Houston

A single dripping faucet can waste around 3,000 gallons a year, and stain your sink or corrode the drain while it's at it. Faucets fail in only a few ways: a worn seal, a bad valve, a broken handle. We find the cause fast and fix it, indoor or outdoor. When a faucet's too far gone to be worth repairing, we'll say so and set you up with a new one.

  • Kitchen, bath, and outdoor faucets
  • All types: cartridge, compression, ball, ceramic disc
  • We fix it fast, or tell you if it's replace time
Plumber tightening a kitchen faucet with a wrench at the sink
Plumber checking the drain and supply lines under a sink for leaks
A drip adds up

Small leak now, bigger bill later

That steady drip is wasting water every hour and slowly working on your sink and drain. Most faucets are a cheap parts fix once we find the worn piece — a seal, an O-ring, a corroded valve seat. We carry the common parts, so a lot of faucet calls are one-and-done the same visit.

  • Indoor faucet repair — kitchen and bath
  • Outdoor spigot and hose-bib repair
  • Fixes for worn seals, O-rings, and corroded valve seats
  • All faucet types: cartridge, compression, ball, ceramic disc
  • Honest repair-or-replace call — no upsell
  • Faucet replacement and installation when repair won't hold
How it works

How it works

1

Pin down the leak

We find where it's coming from — a worn washer, a bad O-ring, a corroded valve seat, or a cracked handle.

2

Repair or recommend a swap

Most faucets are a quick parts fix. If yours has been rebuilt a few times already or it's rusted up, we'll tell you it's cheaper to replace than to keep patching it.

3

Fix it and test it

We make the repair or set the new faucet, check for drips under pressure, and clean up.

A licensed Repipe & Replumb plumber and service van in a Houston neighborhood
Why homeowners choose us

Done right, done fast, done for good

We install expansion-type PEX-A and nothing else — the pipe that came through Houston's hard freezes when copper and CPVC were splitting. Certified installers, honest pricing, and a warranty that outlasts the job.

Uponor-certified

Trained and certified on PEX-A systems, so the job is installed to spec.

On time, on budget

Most repipes wrap in one to two days, with running water every evening.

25-year warranty

Parts and labor covered on repipes, and it transfers to the buyer if you sell.

No-pressure consults

We show you the options and let you decide. No hard sell, ever.

5.0 stars from Houston homeowners

Real reviews from Houston-area homeowners we've repiped.

“They were professional and great. The team was perfect.”

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Les Miller
a week ago

“Great company, very professional, on time and did an amazing job on removing and installing two brand new water heaters. Would definitely recommend for all your plumbing needs.”

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Ray Owens
a week ago

“Could not recommend Lance more for plumbing needs. We used Lance for a whole house repipe, new water heaters, and toilet replacement. From the very beginning Lance was responsive, informative, and easy to work with. He explained the job thoroughly, gave us a very competitive quote, and provided a great experience from start to finish. Highly recommend!”

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Brad DeVault
a month ago
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Questions for us

Faucet Repair FAQ

Is a dripping faucet really worth fixing?
Yes. One leaky faucet can waste roughly 3,000 gallons a year, and the constant moisture stains sinks and corrodes drains. The fix is usually cheap compared to the wasted water.
Why is my faucet leaking?
Almost always a worn part — loose or worn-out seals, a bad handle or valve, a corroded valve seat, or a damaged O-ring. Outdoor faucets also crack from freezes. We match the fix to the cause.
Should I repair or replace my faucet?
Repair makes sense for most drips. Lean toward replacing it if the faucet won't turn on or off, it's rusted or corroded, it wobbles, or you've already had it repaired a few times. We'll give you the honest call.
What kinds of faucets do you work on?
All of them — cartridge, compression, ball, and ceramic disc faucets, indoor and outdoor.
My outdoor faucet drips. Is that a big deal?
It can be. A slow outdoor drip wastes water and can lead to mold or even foundation moisture problems if it's left. Freeze damage is a common cause here — worth having it looked at before winter.

Ready to stop that drip?

Tell us what’s leaking and we’ll come fix it — most faucet repairs are quick, and we clean up after.