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A dripping faucet is more than just a late-night annoyance; it is a steady drain on your water bill. In fact, a single faucet leaking at 1 drop per second can waste over 3,000 gallons of water in a year. Whether you are dealing with a corroded bathroom fixture, a kitchen sink that won’t stop spraying, or a frozen outdoor hose bib, you need a permanent fix.
At Plumbing Utah, we specialize exclusively in faucet repair, replacement, and professional installation across Sandy, Midvale, and West Jordan. Dispatching directly from our Midvale headquarters, our licensed plumbers carry the specialized cartridges, O-rings, and specialized tools needed to repair all major faucet brands on the spot.
If you live along the Wasatch Front, your faucets are fighting a daily battle against extreme hard water. The high calcium and magnesium content in our municipal water supply causes rapid scale buildup inside the delicate internal components of your fixtures.
Over time, this mineral scale destroys rubber seals, clogs aerators, and stiffens the handle mechanisms. If your faucet handle is difficult to turn or water is spraying at an odd angle, hard water calcification is usually the culprit. We know exactly how to descale, rebuild, or replace these fixtures to restore perfect water flow.
We handle every type of fixture in your home, from standard utility sinks to high-end, touchless kitchen installations.
Why is my faucet leaking from the base when I turn it on? If water pools around the base of the faucet when the water is running, the internal O-ring seal has likely dried out, cracked, or been destroyed by mineral scale. A professional plumber can disassemble the fixture, replace the O-rings, and lubricate the components to stop the leak.
Is it better to repair or replace a leaking faucet? If your faucet is a high-quality brand and only a few years old, replacing the internal cartridge or seals is usually the most cost-effective option. However, if the fixture is older, heavily corroded by hard water, or the finish is peeling, a full replacement is a better long-term investment.
Can I buy my own faucet for you to install? Absolutely. If you have already purchased a specific faucet from a home improvement store or an online retailer, our licensed technicians are happy to provide professional, code-compliant installation services.
Don’t let a faulty faucet waste another drop of water or damage your cabinets. Contact your local plumbing professionals.
Call (801) 601-1298 to Schedule Faucet Repair