Simple Faucet Fix
Simple Faucet Fix | Plumbing | Evensville
Leaky faucet got you listening to a maddening drip? HEP’s local pros swoop into Evensville homes with everything needed for a same-day fix—no mess, no stress, just reliable plumbing mastery focused on your faucet’s cartridge, washer, or O-ring. We respect your time, so you’ll get a narrow arrival window, transparent pricing, and technicians who tidy up before they leave.
Choose HEP and enjoy perks that stretch beyond the repair: a 100% satisfaction guarantee, warranties you can actually understand, and friendly tips to keep future drips at bay. One quick call or tap on the “Schedule Now” button, and that annoying leak becomes yesterday’s news—freeing you to enjoy quieter mornings and lower water bills.
FAQs
How do I know if my faucet in Evensville needs repair or full replacement?
Common warning signs include persistent dripping, difficulty turning the handle, rust or mineral buildup, and water pooling under the sink. If the faucet body is cracked or corroded—or if replacement parts are no longer available—a full replacement is usually the most cost-effective option. During our visit we inspect the cartridge, O-rings, supply lines, and valve seats to recommend the best course of action.
What types of faucets can your Evensville plumbers repair?
We service all major residential and light-commercial faucet styles, including compression, ball, cartridge, disc, pull-out spray, and bar faucets. Whether your fixture is Moen, Delta, Kohler, American Standard, or a lesser-known brand, we stock a broad range of OEM parts to complete most repairs on the first trip.
How soon can I schedule a faucet fix appointment in Evensville?
For customers within Evensville city limits, we offer same-day or next-day appointments Monday through Saturday. Call before noon for the best chance of same-day service. Emergency after-hours repairs are also available for an additional fee.
What does a typical faucet repair cost?
Most basic fixes—such as replacing cartridges, washers, or O-rings—fall in the $95–$175 range, including parts and labor. More complex jobs involving corroded supply lines, hard-to-source parts, or fixture upgrades can range from $175–$350. We provide a written upfront quote so you know the exact price before any work begins.
Are your plumbers licensed and insured in Tennessee?
Yes. Every technician holds a valid Tennessee plumbing license, carries at least $1 million in liability coverage, and is background-checked. We pull permits when required and follow all local building codes to ensure your repair is safe and compliant.
Can I try to fix a leaking faucet myself?
Minor tasks—such as replacing an aerator or tightening a handle screw—are DIY-friendly if you have basic tools. However, many leaks originate from worn cartridges or seated gaskets that require correct part matching and precise installation. Attempting repairs without shutting off the water or using the wrong parts can cause flooding or damage. If you’re uncertain, it’s safer and often cheaper in the long run to call a professional.