Kitchen Faucet
Kitchen Faucet | Plumbing Fixture Replacements | Plumbing | Dayton
Is that drip filling up your imagination—and your sink—at the worst possible moments? HEP’s seasoned technicians bring fast, tidy relief to Dayton kitchens, combining precise kitchen-faucet know-how with seamless plumbing fixture replacements that instantly refresh the heart of your home. From sleek pull-down sprayers to touchless models that make meal prep a breeze, we source durable fixtures and install them with zero guesswork, respecting both your time and your countertops.
Backed by transparent pricing, a satisfaction guarantee, and same-day scheduling whenever possible, we treat every project as if it were our own kitchen. Let our friendly pros banish leaks, squeaks, and outdated styles—so you can get back to cooking, cleaning, and gathering around a faucet that finally works as hard as you do. Ready for an upgrade? HEP is just a call or click away.
FAQs
How can I tell when it’s time to replace my kitchen faucet in Dayton?
Common warning signs include persistent leaks around the spout or base, corrosion or mineral buildup from Dayton’s moderately hard water, difficulty swiveling the spout or operating the handle, low or inconsistent water pressure, and repeated repairs that don’t hold. If your faucet is more than 10–15 years old or no longer matches a remodeled kitchen, replacement is usually the most cost-effective option.
Which faucet styles and finishes work best for Dayton-area homes?
Most homeowners choose pull-down or pull-out single-handle faucets because they provide maximum reach for large sinks and are easy to operate. Touchless or touch-activated models are also popular for hygiene and water savings. Because Miami Valley water contains moderate mineral content, we recommend durable finishes like stainless steel, brushed nickel, or matte black, which resist spotting. Look for solid brass bodies, ceramic disc valves, and WaterSense-certified aerators to comply with Ohio plumbing codes and keep utility bills low.
What is included in your kitchen faucet replacement service?
Our licensed plumbers will: (1) shut off and test supply valves, (2) disconnect and remove the old faucet, (3) inspect and, if necessary, replace supply lines and escutcheons, (4) clean the sink deck and install the new faucet, gasket, and mounting hardware, (5) reconnect hot and cold lines, (6) pressurize and leak-test every joint, (7) adjust flow rate and spray pattern, and (8) haul away the old fixture for environmentally responsible disposal—all in accordance with Ohio Residential Code.
How long will the replacement take, and will my water be shut off the whole time?
A straightforward swap in a standard drop-in or undermount sink takes about 60–90 minutes. Your main kitchen water supply is typically off for only 20–30 minutes while we make the connections. More time may be needed if we must cut out corroded shut-off valves, drill a new accessory hole, or repair damaged countertops.
Can I supply my own faucet, or do you have brands I can choose from?
Either option works. Many customers purchase a faucet that matches their décor and simply schedule us for installation. If you prefer, we can supply Moen, Delta, Kohler, Pfister, or other trusted brands at contractor pricing. Furnishing the faucet through us often streamlines warranty claims because we handle the paperwork and any future parts exchanges.
What does a kitchen faucet replacement cost in the Dayton area, and are there warranties or permits involved?
Labor for a standard replacement runs $225–$450, depending on sink accessibility and valve condition. Faucet prices range from $120 for a basic chrome model to $350+ for a touchless unit. Optional shut-off valve replacements add about $35 each. Most replacements do NOT require a local permit unless we modify supply piping inside the wall; if one is needed, we handle the filing. We back our workmanship with a one-year labor warranty, and most manufacturers offer limited lifetime coverage on parts and finish.