Kitchen faucet at a stainless sink

Faucet & Fixture Installation

Installed so the next person can service it

A faucet swap looks simple until the shutoff under the sink will not close, or the supply line snaps because it has been there since the house was built. We replace those while we are in there.

  • Kitchen and bathroom faucets
  • Shower and tub valve replacement
  • Angle stops and supply lines
  • Your fixture or ours

What we replace

The parts nobody thinks about until they fail

The fixture is the visible half. These are the parts that actually cause the callbacks.

Angle stops

The shutoff valves under the sink. If they will not turn or will not seal, they get replaced — you want those working the day you need them.

Supply lines

Braided lines have a service life. A fifteen-year-old supply line under a sink is one of the most common household flood sources.

Escutcheons and seals

The trim that keeps water out of the wall behind a shower valve. Skipping it is how a valve replacement becomes a drywall repair.

Replacing fixtures because of buildup? Our guide on hard water in western Kansas explains what to expect here.

Why it matters

Why installation quality shows up later

Shutoffs that actually shut off

When a supply line fails at 2am, the only thing between you and a flooded kitchen is that little valve. It should turn.

No slow drips inside the cabinet

A connection that weeps a drop an hour destroys a cabinet base over a year without ever making a sound.

Serviceable, not sealed in

We install so the next repair is a repair, not a demolition. That includes access and correct trim.

Hard water considered

Some finishes and cartridges hold up far better in our water than others. We will tell you which we have seen fail here.

Bathroom vanity with faucet and supply connections

Shower valves

The one that is worth doing right

Faucets are surface work. A shower valve lives inside the wall, and that changes the stakes.

Replacing a shower valve means opening the wall behind it, which is why we would rather do it once and properly than twice. We use pressure-balanced or thermostatic valves so the shower does not scald when a toilet flushes, we make sure the valve is set at the right depth for your finished wall, and we install an access panel or serviceable trim where the layout allows. If your tile is going back over it, we will tell you plainly what that means for the next repair.

How we work

What to expect when you call

  1. 01

    Bring us the fixture, or not

    Happy to install what you have already bought, or to recommend fixtures that hold up in hard water and are still serviceable in ten years.

  2. 02

    We check what is behind it

    Shutoffs, supply lines and the condition of the connections before we commit to a same-visit install.

  3. 03

    Installed and tested

    Run, checked for leaks under the cabinet, and the work area cleaned up.

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Get a fixture installed

Tell us what you are replacing and whether you already have the fixture. Most jobs are a single visit.

Related: toilet repair, leak detection, hard water, low water pressure, emergency plumber

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