A lot of Highlands Ranch homes were finished with builder-grade faucets in the 1990s and 2000s. After 20 or more years of daily use and mineral-heavy water, their cartridges stiffen, finishes wear through and the connections under the sink start to seep. Many homes also have more faucets than people realize: a double vanity in the primary bath, a laundry sink, a wet bar in the finished basement and two or three spigots outside.
Outdoor faucets deserve special attention here. Frost-free sillcocks are designed to drain when they’re shut off, but if a hose stays attached through a hard freeze, the pipe inside the wall can split. The damage often stays hidden until spring, when the hose is turned on and water runs into the basement instead of the garden. We repair those lines, replace damaged sillcocks and make sure each spigot and tap, inside or out, closes fully.
Get your faucets fixed or upgraded anywhere in Highlands Ranch. Estimates are free, and you'll know the price first.
Stiff handles, drips and faucets that won't fully close usually point to a worn valve part. We replace that part rather than the whole faucet when a repair will hold.
Seeping supply lines and loose connections can quietly ruin cabinets and flooring. We reseal or replace them and check the shutoff valves while we're there.
We install single-hole, centerset and widespread bathroom faucets, and can match finishes across both sinks in a primary bath.
Touchless models need power and careful placement of their control box, and pull-downs need room for the hose to move. We set up both so they work smoothly from day one.
We replace cracked or leaking hose bibs with frost-free models long enough to reach the heated side of the wall.
Secondary sinks see hard use and little attention. We repair or upgrade these faucets so they don't become the leak nobody notices.
Already bought a faucet? We'll install it, supply any fittings it needs and confirm it's leak-free before we leave.