Trusted Faucet Repair in Little Canada, MN

Most standard faucet repairs — such as replacing a cartridge, O-ring, or washer — take between 30 minutes and 1.5 hours. Our plumbers arrive in fully stocked vehicles with the most common parts on hand, which means we complete the majority of faucet repairs in a single visit with no return trips needed.

An unusual smell or taste at the faucet is rarely a faucet problem — it's more likely related to the water supply, corroded pipes, or a deteriorated rubber component inside the faucet. Old rubber washers and seals can degrade and leach a rubbery taste into the water. We inspect the internal faucet components and advise on next steps including aerator replacement or contacting your water utility.

If your faucet is dripping but not causing flooding, simply place a bucket underneath and note whether the leak is from the spout, the handle base, or the supply connections. If you have a severe leak, turn off the shutoff valve under the sink. Do not attempt to disassemble modern ceramic disc or cartridge faucets without the correct tools, as forcing them can cause further damage.

Yes. While a slow drip seems minor, persistent moisture around faucet bases and under-sink areas can cause wood rot, mold growth, and structural damage over time. A dripping faucet inside a wall or causing moisture in a cabinet can result in expensive remediation. Fixing the drip promptly is always far less costly than dealing with water damage.