Lakewood Faucet Repair

When You Have a Faucet Problem, Call Good Guy Plumbing for Help!

A leaky faucet is a common plumbing problem that most people encounter at some point. It's more than just an annoyance; a faucet that drips once per second can waste up to 3,000 gallons of water per year!

At Good Guy Plumbing, we offer reliable faucet repair in Lakewood and the surrounding areas. We understand the inconvenience of a leaky faucet and provide fast, dependable service. With same-day appointments and 24/7 emergency service, our licensed and insured plumbers are equipped to handle any issue. We stand behind our work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Call us today to schedule a repair and discover why Good Guy Plumbing is the trusted name in plumbing.

Call (310) 879-5509 or online to schedule a faucet repair service in Lakewood or any of the surrounding areas!

Signs You Need a Faucet Repair

Most people don’t give much thought to their faucets until something goes wrong. However, your faucets are an important part of your plumbing system and play a crucial role in your daily life. If you have a faucet that isn’t working properly, it can be a huge inconvenience, and even lead to property damage in some cases. That’s why it’s important to call a plumber as soon as you suspect that you need a faucet repair.

Common signs that you need a faucet repair include:

• Leaks: Even a minor leak can waste gallons of water and increase your water bill.
• Dripping: Continuous dripping after turning off the handle indicates a worn valve seat or washer, wasting water and potentially causing property damage.
• Low water pressure: A trickle of water may indicate low water pressure due to a clogged aerator or a problem with the water supply line.
• Water discoloration: Discolored water suggests an issue with your plumbing system or water heater or a problem with the water supply line.
• Strange noises: Gurgling or high-pitched whistling sounds indicate a problem with the faucet or water supply line.

Types of Faucet Repairs

There are many different types of faucets, and each type has its own unique set of problems. Some of the most common types of faucets include compression faucets, ball faucets, cartridge faucets, and ceramic disc faucets. At Good Guy Plumbing, our Lakewood faucet repair experts have experience working with all types of faucets, and we can help you find the right solution for your needs.

Some of the most common faucet repairs we perform include:

• Replacing the washer: Compression faucets use a rubber washer to create a watertight seal. Over time, the washer can wear out, corrode, or dislodge, causing leaks. Replacing the washer is a simple, inexpensive repair and often the first check for a leaky faucet.
• Replacing the O-ring: Cartridge and ceramic disc faucets use an O-ring to seal. Worn-out O-rings can cause leaks. Replacing the O-ring is a simple, inexpensive repair and a common first check for leaks.
• Replacing the valve seat: The valve seat connects the spout to the faucet body. Wear, corrosion, or dislodging can cause leaks. Replacing the valve seat is a simple, inexpensive repair and a usual first check for leaks.
• Replacing the cartridge: Cartridge faucets use a cartridge to control water flow. Worn-out or damaged cartridges can cause leaks. Replacing the cartridge is a simple, inexpensive repair and a common first check for leaks.
• Replacing the ceramic disc: Ceramic disc faucets use a disc to control water flow. Worn-out or damaged discs can cause leaks. Replacing the ceramic disc is a simple, inexpensive repair and a usual first check for leaks.
• Replacing the aerator: The aerator controls water flow. Clogged aerators can cause weak water streams. Replacing the aerator is a simple, inexpensive repair and often the first check for low water pressure.

Why Is My Faucet Still Dripping After I Turn It Off?

If your faucet continues to drip even after you’ve turned it off, it’s a sign that there’s a problem with the valve seat or the washer. The valve seat is the part of the faucet that connects the spout to the faucet body. Over time, the valve seat can become worn out, corroded, or dislodged, which can cause the faucet to leak. The washer is the part of the faucet that creates a watertight seal. Over time, the washer can become worn out, corroded, or dislodged, which can cause the faucet to leak. If you have a faucet that continues to drip even after you’ve turned it off, it’s a sign that you need a faucet repair.

Why Choose Good Guy Plumbing for Faucet Repair?

At Good Guy Plumbing, we’re committed to providing you with the fast, reliable service you need. We offer same-day appointments and 24/7 emergency service, so you never have to wait for the service you need. Our team of licensed and insured plumbers has the tools, training, and technology to get the job done right, and we stand behind our work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. When you need a faucet repair in Lakewood, call Good Guy Plumbing.

Call us today or online to schedule a faucet repair service in Lakewood !