Find answers to the most common questions about bathroom faucets & fixtures.
Check for clogged aerators (unscrew and clean), kinked supply lines, or issues with the home’s main water pressure.
Yes! Turn off water supply, disconnect old faucet, clean the sink surface, and install the new one with plumber’s putty or silicone.
Basic tools include an adjustable wrench, basin wrench, plumber's putty, Teflon tape, screwdrivers, and a bucket for water drainage. A flashlight and towel are also helpful.
Battery-operated touchless conversion kits are available. They include a motion sensor that attaches to your existing faucet, requiring no plumbing changes.
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