Bighorn Plumbing proudly helps Carson City locals say "so long" to leaky, worn-out faucets! Faucet issues are one of the most common plumbing problems that homeowners deal with, and it can be tempting to just think of them as minor. Leaky or malfunctioning faucets can cost you a lot of money in wasted water, though, and depending on the problem, they can be a sign of more serious plumbing issues that haven't fully manifested themselves yet.
Don't ignore your "problem" faucets anymore! As professionals providing comprehensive plumbing services for Carson City locals, we know a thing or two about taking care of faucets that don't work right. Whether you just need a quick repair or a brand new upgraded faucet, our plumbing pros will always work with you to find and implement the best solution. Call us anytime at 775-977-4911!
There are few bigger nuisances out there than a faucet that just... won't... stop... dripping. If your faucet keeps dripping, that's typically a sign that something's worn out- but we won't know for sure what part is the problem until we take a closer look.
The good news is that most leaky faucets can be quickly repaired once we've identified the cause. If it turns out that a brand-new faucet is your best bet, though, we'll go over your options and, if you choose to upgrade to a new faucet, install it for you!
From fixing running toilets to repairing cracked bathtubs to discovering why your shower keeps running hot and cold, we're pros at diagnosing and fixing problems with pretty much any bathroom fixture you can think of. Our professionals are knowledgeable and equipped to handle most general plumbing service issues on the spot, and if we identify a bigger problem than we anticipated, we'll help you explore your options to find a solution for your issues on the double!
Strange noises from a faucet could indicate various issues, such as loose parts or sediment buildup. Tightening loose parts and flushing out sediment can often resolve the problem.
Regular maintenance, such as checking for leaks, replacing worn-out parts promptly, and avoiding excessive force when turning handles, can help prevent faucet leaks. Installing a high-quality faucet can also help prevent these problems.
Whether to repair or replace a faucet depends on the extent of the damage, the age of the faucet, and the cost of repairs versus replacement. In general, if a faucet is old or frequently experiencing issues, replacing it with a newer, more efficient model may be the best option for long-term reliability and water savings.
Job Description by Bighorn Plumbing Issue: Customer in Reno, Nevada reported that the hot side of their bathroom faucet was not working, while the cold side was functioning properly. The house predominantly has copper piping. Actions Taken: Diagnosis: Verified the issue by testing the hot water side of the lavatory […]
