24-Hour Faucet Repair in Guelph

A leaky faucet might seem like a small issue, but it wastes a lot of water over time and can push up your water bill. If ignored, it can even cause water damage around your sink or counter. Our plumbers in Guelph are trained to catch these problems early and fix them fast.

1. Leaky Faucets

Many leaks happen because of worn-out washers, loose O-rings, or damaged cartridges inside the faucet. We’ll find the exact cause and replace the faulty parts so the dripping stops for good.

Signs of a leaky faucet:

• Water keeps dripping even when the tap is fully closed
• Water gathers around the base of the faucet
• You notice a sudden rise in your water bill without using extra water

2. Low Water Pressure

If your tap isn’t giving a steady stream, it could be because of clogged parts or pipe troubles. Mineral deposits or dirt in the aerator often slow down the flow. We clean or replace faulty parts and fix any pipe issues to get the pressure back to normal.

Causes of low water pressure:

• Blocked aerators or cartridges
• Rusted, leaky, or damaged pipes
• Problems with your main water connection

3. Faucet Handle Issues

If your tap handles feel loose, stuck, or won’t control the water properly, it’s time to get them checked. We repair or swap out faulty handles and cartridges so you can use your tap smoothly without any struggle.

Common handling problems:

● Loose or shaky handles
● Handles that won’t budge
● The water flow does not respond when you turn the handle

4. Noisy Faucets

Hearing odd sounds when you use the tap? Whistling, banging, or rattling noises often mean high pressure, old parts, or loose fittings. We will inspect your faucet, adjust the pressure, tighten parts, or replace worn bits to fix the problem fast.

Types of faucet noises:

● Whistling if the pressure’s too high
● Loud banging when turning the taps off
● Rattling from loose fittings inside

5. Water Leaks from the Base

Water gathering around the bottom of your tap usually points to a worn-out seal or loose fitting. If ignored, it can damage your counter or sink. We replace old gaskets, tighten connections, or suggest a new faucet if needed.

Why base leaks happen?

● Damaged or cracked seals
● Loose fittings under the sink
● Cracks in the faucet body itself

Fixing a dripping faucet isn’t too tricky, but it does depend on the type. Here is how we usually handle it:

● Shut Off the Water – We start by turning off the water supply using the valves under your sink.
● Take the Faucet Apart – Next, we carefully remove the handle and other parts to get to the problem inside.
● Find and Swap the Problem Parts – Most leaks happen because of worn-out washers, O-rings, or cartridges. We check everything and replace whatever’s damaged.
● Clean the Inside and Put It Back Together – Before fixing it, we clean out any dirt or mineral buildup. Then, we reassemble the faucet.
● Check If It’s Working Right – Once everything’s in place, we turn the water back on and test it to be sure the leak’s gone.

● Small fixes (like replacing a washer or O-ring): $100 – $150
● Cartridge replacement: $150 – $250
● New faucet setup: $250 – $350 (faucet price extra)
● Outdoor faucet repairs: $150 – $300

If you want to know the exact cost for your job, give TrustFlow a call. We’ll check your faucet, explain the issue clearly, and offer a fair, upfront quote.

Sometimes, fixing an old faucet just isn’t worth it. If it’s been around for more than 10 years, keeps leaking no matter how many times you repair it, or looks too old for your space, getting a new one makes more sense. A fresh faucet works smoothly, saves water, and avoids future trouble.

Signs you need a new faucet:

● Leaks keep coming back even after repairs.
● Visible rust, stains, or corrosion.
● The style no longer fits your kitchen or bathroom.

A little care can save you from expensive plumbing fixes. Regular upkeep keeps your faucet working right and helps you avoid wasting water. It’s quick, easy, and makes your faucet last much longer.

Try these tips to make your faucet last longer:

● Clean the Aerator: Every couple of months, unscrew the aerator and rinse off any dirt or buildup. This keeps your water flow steady and stops pressure problems.
● Watch for Leaks: Keep an eye out for drips. Fixing small leaks early can save you from bigger headaches later.
● Don’t Over-Tighten: Turn the faucet handles gently. Forcing them too hard wears out the parts inside and causes leaks.
● Consider a Water Softener: If your water has too many minerals, it can clog and damage your faucet over time. A water softener can help prevent that.