A faucet is the fixture you touch more than any other, so when it drips, sputters or wobbles, you notice. K & K Plumbing repairs worn faucets and installs new kitchen, bathroom, bar and utility faucets throughout Stark County and the surrounding area, working out of our shop in East Canton. Every job starts with a free estimate, so you know what is wrong and what it will take before any work begins.
Faucet work is more than swapping one spout for another. A proper repair or installation looks at the whole assembly: the valve body and cartridge, the handles, the spout and aerator, the supply lines, the shutoff valves under the sink and the drain connection the faucet sits above. A new faucet connected to a corroded shutoff or a cracked supply hose is a leak waiting to happen, so we check those parts as a matter of routine.
We handle single-handle and two-handle designs, pull-down and pull-out kitchen faucets, wall-mount and deck-mount models, bathroom centerset and widespread faucets, vessel-sink faucets, bar and prep-sink taps, laundry and utility faucets, and add-on fixtures such as side sprayers, soap dispensers and filtered-water spouts.
Most faucet problems start small and get worse slowly. A drip that seems harmless wastes a surprising amount of water over a month, and a leak under the sink can soak a cabinet floor long before anyone opens the door. Catching the early warning signs keeps a simple part swap from turning into cabinet repair or a ruined subfloor.
Call us when you notice any of the following. If water is actively spraying or pooling, close the shutoff valves under the sink first, or the main valve if those will not turn, and then call 330-875-8003. We offer emergency leak containment for situations that cannot wait.
The basic mechanics of a faucet are the same everywhere, but what a household needs and what a busy business needs are quite different.
In a house, faucet calls usually involve a kitchen faucet that has worn out, a bathroom update, or a dripping tub and shower valve. Many Stark County homes have original fixtures from decades past, and parts for those can be hard to find. When a faucet still has years of life in it and replacement parts are available, we repair it. When parts are discontinued or the valve body itself is corroded, replacement is usually the better value, and we will tell you so plainly.
Restaurants, offices, churches, shops and apartment buildings put far more cycles on a faucet than a household does. Commercial work often calls for heavier-duty valves, metering or sensor-operated faucets in restrooms, pre-rinse units and hand sinks in food service areas, and fixtures that meet accessibility needs. Property managers also appreciate scheduling that limits downtime for tenants. We serve residential and commercial customers and can plan multi-fixture work around your business hours.
Our process is simple and keeps you in control of the decisions. First, you reach out to us and we set up a free estimate. We look at the faucet, the sink and the plumbing beneath it, explain what is causing the problem and give you options. Second, you approve the plan, including the fixture choice and any related work such as new shutoff valves. Third, we complete the work and do a quality inspection: we run hot and cold water, check every connection for seepage with the water under pressure, confirm the drain is sealed and clean up the area.
Our plumbers are certified, licensed, insured and bonded, and we treat your kitchen or bathroom the way a respectful guest would. That means drop cloths, a tidy work area and no mess left behind for you to deal with.
The faucet aisle can be overwhelming. A few practical points matter more than looks. The valve type drives how long the faucet lasts and how it is repaired: ceramic disc cartridges are the most durable and common in modern faucets, while older compression faucets with rubber washers are simple but wear out more often. Solid brass bodies generally hold up better than zinc or plastic bodies, especially where water is hard.
Before you buy, check how many holes your sink or countertop has and how far apart they are. A single-hole faucet can cover a three-hole sink with a deck plate, but a widespread faucet will not fit a single hole without drilling. Spout height and reach should clear your deepest pots and center over the drain, not splash onto the back of the sink.
A little preparation speeds up the visit. Clear out the sink cabinet so we can reach the shutoffs and supply lines, and have the new faucet and its box on hand if you have already bought one. If you are unsure whether your faucet will fit, take a photo of the top of the sink and the plumbing underneath, and we can talk it through during the estimate.
After the work is done, a few habits keep faucets trouble-free. Unscrew and rinse the aerator a couple of times a year to clear sediment, especially if you are on a private well or notice white scale. Avoid cranking handles hard to stop a drip, since that only wears the cartridge faster. Look under the sink every few months for dampness, and turn the shutoff valves once or twice a year so they do not seize. Homeowners who want a yearly check of all their fixtures can look at our plumbing maintenance agreement, which includes an annual inspection and discounts on repairs.
Faucets often come up alongside other projects. If an outdoor spigot is leaking, see our hose bib repair service. For a full kitchen or bath update, our remodeling services cover the plumbing from start to finish, and our garbage disposal installation pairs naturally with a new kitchen faucet.
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Integrity is the cornerstone of K & K Plumbing. We keep our promises, and these are the commitments we make on every job:
To stay on top of your project from start to finish, ensuring complete satisfaction.
To set and meet all deadlines for the duration of the entire project.
To protect and prepare your home before and during all work.
To protect and prepare your home after every plumbing project.
To accurately price your job so your project is free from hidden costs.
EstimateReach out and we respond promptly. We listen to what you need, assess your plumbing, and walk you through your options so the estimate is accurate and fair.
SpecificationsEvery job is planned around your home’s layout and condition, your goals and your budget. Nothing starts until you’ve approved the plan.
Work + inspectionOur plumbers work efficiently and carefully, then inspect the finished job so you get a reliable, durable result.
If the faucet is in good shape and replacement cartridges or washers are available, a repair is usually the economical choice. If the body is corroded, parts are discontinued, or you have been fixing it repeatedly, a new faucet often makes more sense. We give you both options at the free estimate.
A straightforward swap on an existing sink is typically a short visit. Jobs that involve seized shutoff valves, a new sink, drilling a countertop or adding a filtered-water spout take longer. We will give you a realistic idea of timing when we see the setup.
Yes. We will check that it fits your sink hole pattern and that all the parts are in the box before we start. If something is missing or incompatible, we will let you know before removing your old faucet.
The most common cause is a clogged aerator or cartridge screen from sediment or mineral scale. Kinked supply lines and partly closed or failing shutoff valves are also frequent culprits. If every fixture in the house is weak, the cause is elsewhere in the system and we will trace it.
Yes. We install and repair sensor-operated, metering and heavy-duty faucets for restrooms, kitchens and break rooms, as well as touch and touchless kitchen faucets for homes.
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