Faucet Repair & Installation
Fast, Reliable Faucet Service for Northeast Ohio Homes
Faucets are among the most used fixtures in any home, and when one stops working the way it should, you notice it every time you reach for the handle. Whether your faucet has lost its pressure or a fixture has started leaking underneath the cabinet, faucet issues rarely resolve on their own, and small ones tend to grow. Addressing problems early is almost always simpler and less expensive than waiting.
Edwards has been trusted to repair and install faucets throughout Northeast Ohio since 1960. We handle everything from worn cartridges to full fixture replacements.
Our Faucet Services
Whether your faucet is dripping, sticking, leaking under the sink, or simply ready to be replaced, we handle it. Edwards covers the full range of faucet work for homeowners throughout Northeast Ohio, including:
Kitchen faucet repair and replacement.
From a worn cartridge to a full fixture swap, we get the most-used faucet in your home working right again.
Bathroom faucet repair and replacement.
We can repair or replace spouts, stiff handles, and dated fixtures to match your sink and your style.
Shower and tub faucet repair.
Valves, cartridges, and diverters wear out over time. We can fix the parts behind the wall that control temperature and flow.
Outdoor faucet and spigot repair.
We repair leaks and replace spigots that have split from freezing. We also offer frost-free and freeze-proof spigots to prepare your home for Ohio winters.
Faucet cartridge, washer, and seal replacement.
Replacing these small internal parts often stops a leak for good.
Leaking faucet repair.
Whether the leak is at the spout, the base, or the connections underneath, we find the source and stop it.
New faucet installation.
We install faucets you supply or help you choose a quality fixture, including dependable options from Moen, Wolverine Brass, and more.
Whole-house faucet upgrades for remodels.
We can install and test every faucet at once during your kitchen or bath remodel.
Signs You Need Faucet Service
There are several signs to watch for if you’re experiencing issues with your faucet:
If your faucet is showing any of the signs below, Edwards will assess it, give you a clear recommendation for repair or replacement, and provide an estimate before any work begins.
- Constant dripping even when the faucet is fully closed
- Low or uneven water pressure from a faucet
- Water pooling under the sink cabinet
- Handles that feel stiff, loose, or are broken
- Corrosion, rust, or mineral buildup on the fixture
- Trouble with temperature control, where you can't get the water as hot or cold as it should be
Frequently Asked Questions
How much water does a dripping faucet waste?
More than most people expect. A faucet that drips once per second can waste several thousand gallons over a year, which shows up on your water bill month after month. A faster drip wastes even more. Beyond the cost, a steady drip usually signals a worn part inside the faucet that will keep getting worse until it is repaired. Fixing it early is the cheapest and simplest path.
Should I repair or replace a dripping faucet?
It depends on the faucet. If the fixture is in good shape and the drip is caused by a worn cartridge, washer, or seal, a repair is usually the right call and far less expensive than replacement. If the faucet is corroded, cracked, leaking from several points, or simply old and outdated, replacing it often makes more sense. We will inspect your fixture, recommend the best option, and provide an estimate before we start.
Can I supply my own faucet and have Edwards install it?
Yes. If you have purchased a faucet you like, we are glad to install it for you. If you would rather we help you choose one, we can recommend quality fixtures and install them. We make sure your new fixture is sealed properly and working before we leave.
How long does faucet installation take?
A standard faucet replacement typically takes one to two hours. That includes removing the old fixture, cleaning the surface, installing and sealing the new faucet, connecting the supply lines, and testing for leaks. If there are complications underneath, such as corroded shut-off valves or worn supply lines, it may take longer. We will always explain what we see before completing additional work.
What causes low water pressure at one faucet?
When the pressure drops at a single faucet while the rest of the house is normal, the cause is usually local to that fixture. The most common culprit is a clogged aerator, the small screen at the tip of the spout, which collects mineral buildup over time. A worn cartridge or a partially closed shut-off valve can also reduce flow. These are typically quick fixes once we identify the issue.
One Call Does It All
Call us with any questions about pricing, timing, or your service needs.
Who We Serve
Trusted by Northeast Ohio homeowners for over 65 years. Wherever you are in our service area, one call brings the same licensed, reliable team to your door.
Schedule a consultation with an expert plumber in Northeast Ohio from Edwards Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Inc. We proudly serve homeowners throughout the following communities: