Kitchen Faucet
Kitchen Faucet | Plumbing Fixture Replacements | Plumbing | Collegedale
Looking to update the heart of your Collegedale home with a sleek new faucet that doesn’t drip, squeak, or waste water? HEP’s kitchen faucet specialists make it easy to swap out worn, outdated fixtures for models that match your style, improve efficiency, and stand up to daily cooking marathons. Our licensed plumbers arrive on time, protect your counters and cabinets, and install every supply line, valve, and escutcheon to code. From touch-activated pull-downs to classic high-arcs, we’ve handled every brand and finish on the market—so you get flawless water flow the very first time you turn the handle.
We know you’re not just buying hardware; you’re investing in comfort and peace of mind. That’s why we back our workmanship with industry-leading guarantees and transparent, upfront pricing. Whether you’re tackling a full kitchen remodel or simply craving an instant upgrade, HEP’s fast, friendly service turns “someday” into “done.” Discover why Collegedale homeowners choose us for plumbing fixture replacements and enjoy a kitchen that looks better, feels better, and works better—every single day.
FAQs
Do you service all neighborhoods in Collegedale for kitchen faucet replacements?
Yes. Our licensed plumbers cover the entire Collegedale area, including Little Debbie Pkwy, Ooltewah‐Ringgold Rd, and Apison Pike. If you’re within the 37363 ZIP code or any adjacent subdivision, we can schedule a visit—usually the same or next business day.
How long does it take to remove an old faucet and install a new one?
Most standard kitchen faucet replacements take 60–90 minutes from shut-off to final leak test. Complexities such as corroded shut-off valves, hard-to-reach sinks, or adding new supply lines can extend the job to 2–3 hours. We’ll give you a more precise timeframe after our on-site assessment.
Can I provide my own faucet, or do I have to buy one through you?
You’re welcome to purchase your own faucet, and we’ll install it as long as it meets Tennessee plumbing code and includes all required components. If you prefer, we carry reliable brands such as Moen, Delta, and Kohler; buying through us often extends the warranty because we are an authorized installer.
What should I know about Collegedale plumbing codes before replacing my faucet?
Collegedale follows the 2018 International Plumbing Code with local amendments. Key points for faucets include lead-free materials, ASSE-approved backflow prevention, and accessible shut-off valves. Our plumbers pull any needed permits and ensure every installation meets or exceeds those standards.
Will replacing my kitchen faucet help reduce water bills?
Yes. Modern faucets typically include aerators and flow-rate restrictors that use 1.5 gpm or less, compared to older models that may flow at 2.2 gpm or higher. That’s about a 30–40 percent reduction in water use, translating to noticeable savings on both water and sewer charges over time.
How much does a typical kitchen faucet replacement cost in Collegedale?
For a basic swap (customer-supplied faucet, no additional repairs), prices start around $175–$225. If you need new supply lines, shut-off valves, or deck‐plate adjustments, the cost ranges from $250–$350. Premium pull-down or touchless faucets purchased through us generally fall between $450–$650 installed, including parts, labor, and a one-year workmanship warranty.