Professional Mississauga Faucet Repair Services

Leaky faucets waste water and can increase your bills. Left unchecked, they can cause damage to your home. At TrustFlow, our Mississauga plumbers are experts at identifying and solving these issues quickly.

• Leaky Faucets

If your faucet is dripping nonstop, it’s also wasting water. This is usually caused by worn-out washers, O-rings, or faulty cartridges. We will find the cause and replace the necessary parts so the leak stops. You might notice water dripping even when you turn the faucet off, pooling around the base, or a sudden spike in your water bill.

• Low Water Pressure

A weak water flow from your faucet can be frustrating, especially when you need a steady stream of water. This could be due to clogged aerators, mineral buildup, or damaged pipes. We will clean the aerator, clear the buildup, or repair any pipe issues to restore normal water pressure.

• Handle Issues

If your faucet handle feels loose, wobbly, or difficult to turn, it can make controlling the water a challenge. A stuck or broken handle can also stop the faucet from working properly. We can replace damaged handles or cartridges. If you have been struggling with hard-to-turn handles, it’s time to let us fix it for you.

• Noisy Faucets

A noisy faucet isn’t just annoying, it can also indicate a bigger issue. Whistling, banging, or rattling sounds are often caused by high water pressure, loose parts, or worn-out components. We will inspect your faucet and fix the problem, so you no longer have to deal with those loud noises.

• Water Leaks at the Base

Water pooling around the base of your faucet can be a sign of a worn-out seal or gasket. If you notice this, it’s important to get it fixed right away to prevent damage to your sink or countertop. Our team can replace the faulty seals or address any loose parts to stop the leak.

Fixing a leaky faucet isn’t a complex task, but it depends on what kind of faucet you are dealing with. Here is how we usually handle it:

1. Turn Off the Water – Start by cutting off the water supply. You must see the shut-off valves under the sink and turn them off.
2. Take Apart the Faucet – Next, remove the handle and any other parts to get inside the faucet.
3. Check for Damaged Parts – Inspect the internal components for worn washers, seals, or cartridges. These are the usual culprits causing the leak. Replace any damaged parts.
4. Clean the Faucet – Before reassembling, clean out any dirt or mineral buildup inside. This step helps ensure everything runs smoothly.
5. Put It Back Together and Test – Reassemble the faucet and turn the water back on. Check for any leaks and ensure everything is working properly.

Wondering how much it costs to fix a faucet in Mississauga? The price ranges from $100 to $350, depending on the type of repair needed. Here is a complete breakdown:

• Minor Repairs: For simple fixes like replacing a washer or O-ring, the cost ranges between $100 to $150.
  Cartridge Replacement: If the cartridge needs replacing, the cost will be between $150 and $250.
• New Faucet Installation: Installing a new faucet costs between $250 to $350, plus the cost of the faucet itself.
• Outdoor Faucet Repair: Repairing an outdoor faucet costs between $150 and $300.

Sometimes replacing your faucet is a smarter choice than repairing it. If it’s been more than 10 years, leaks won’t stop no matter what you do, or it looks outdated, replacing it might be the best option. New faucets offer better performance and prevent future issues.

Signs you need a new faucet:

• Leaks keep returning, even after multiple repairs.
• Signs of rust or corrosion on the faucet.
• The faucet design doesn’t match your current style.

Regular faucet maintenance can save you from expensive repairs and help your faucet last longer. It’s easy to do, and it helps conserve water too. Here is how you can keep your faucet running smoothly:

Try these tips to make your faucet last longer:

• Clean the aerator: Clean it every few months to prevent clogs. A clean aerator ensures proper water flow and pressure.
• Check for leaks: Inspect your faucet regularly for leaks. Fixing small drips early prevents bigger issues later.
• Don’t over-tighten: Turn the faucet handles gently. If you tighten them too much, then the internal parts can get damaged and cause a leak. 
• Consider a water softener: If your water has high mineral content, a softener can help prevent buildup and protect your faucet.