New Sink Faucet Install. Clean, fast kitchen-sink faucet swap with new supply lines and a check for hidden cabinet leaks.
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So, right now we're working on a faucet replacement. We're replacing this bathroom faucet. Already disconnected the old one. Okay. Like always, we'll try to keep the area clean and we'll try to maintain everything neat. I'm going to show you now after it's installed. Here we are. Let's have the new one installed. Okay, we got one here. We got another one here. All right. You can call us if you need your faucet replaced.
Garbage Disposal Repair & Kitchen Plumbing in Tampa, FL
No room packs more plumbing into a small space than the kitchen, the disposal, the dishwasher, the sink drain, the faucet, and the ice-maker line all share the same few feet of pipe. That is exactly why the kitchen is where Tampa homeowners run into the most plumbing headaches. Titan Plumbing and Electric handles every one of them: a jammed garbage disposal, a sink that will not drain, a faucet that drips, or a dishwasher that needs hooking up, fixed right and to code.
We have kept Tampa kitchens running since 1994. Whether you need a quick disposal fix before the dinner rush or a full re-plumb of a remodeled kitchen, our licensed plumbers find the real problem and solve it without the runaround.
Garbage Disposal Repair: Jammed, Humming, or Dead
When a disposal hums but will not spin, something is wedged against the impellers and the motor is straining, keep running it and you will burn it out. When it is completely silent, it has usually tripped its own reset button or popped the breaker. We clear the jam safely, test the motor and the wiring, and tell you honestly whether a repair or a replacement is the better value, because a twelve-year-old unit that just seized is often cheaper to swap than to nurse along.
A disposal that drains slowly or backs up is a different problem entirely. The blockage is downstream in the line, not in the unit, and that is a job for proper drain cleaning rather than another reset.
- Humming but not spinning: a jam against the impellers, kill the power before anything else
- Completely dead: a tripped reset button or a popped breaker
- Leaking from the bottom: a failed internal seal, usually a unit at end of life
- Slow drain or backup: the clog is downstream in the line, not in the disposal
- Rattling or grinding: a foreign object or worn impellers
Garbage Disposal Installation and Replacement
Putting in a new disposal is about more than the unit in the box. We size the horsepower to how you actually cook, wire it to code with the dishwasher tie-in, set the mounting so it does not vibrate loose, and pressure-check every connection so there are no slow drips under the cabinet a month later. If you have never had a disposal, we handle the full plumbing for the new install, including the trap and the air gap your code requires. And if the kitchen still runs old galvanized supply, we will flag it, that is often where a water line repair or a wider repiping job begins.
Kitchen Sink, Faucet, and Drain Repair
The sink is the busiest fixture in the house, so the faucet, the strainer, and the drain take a beating. We handle kitchen faucet repair and replacement, fix or re-seat leaking sink drains and traps, and clear the grease and food buildup that turns a kitchen line into a slow drain. When the buildup is heavy and keeps coming back, we move from cabling up to hydro jetting to scour the line clean instead of just poking a hole through it.
Hard Tampa water is rough on kitchen fixtures, scaling aerators and shortening the life of faucet cartridges, so a recurring drip is sometimes the first sign the whole faucet is due. A water softener slows that wear across every fixture in the house, and a whole-home water filtration system keeps grit and sediment out of the valves and the dishwasher.
- Dripping or stiff kitchen faucets and worn-out cartridges
- Leaking sink drains, basket strainers, and trap connections
- A grease-caked line that keeps turning into a slow drain
- Scale and sediment from hard water shortening fixture life
Dishwashers, Ice Makers, and Pot Fillers
Beyond the sink, we make the connections that make a kitchen work: dishwasher installation with a proper high loop or air gap, ice-maker and refrigerator water lines run cleanly to a reliable shutoff, and pot-filler faucets plumbed over the range. Each one is a small leak risk when it is done wrong, so we run them to code and test them before we leave. A dishwasher that never gets hot enough, by the way, can trace back to the water heater rather than the appliance.
When the Kitchen Clog Is Bigger Than the Sink
If your kitchen sink backs up at the same time as another fixture, like a gurgling tub or a clogged toilet, the problem has moved past the kitchen and into the main sewer line. We camera-locate the blockage and clear or repair it rather than guessing. A slow drip you cannot find under the cabinet is a job for water leak detection, and if a kitchen flood is happening right now, our emergency plumbing crew responds the same day.
Remodeling the kitchen? We coordinate the work with a bathroom renovation under one permit when both are in play, and we keep Tampa restaurants and cafes running through our commercial plumbing team. From South Tampa to Carrollwood, our licensed plumber crews handle the whole kitchen, not just the part you can see.
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New Faucet Elevates This Kitchen. High-end pull-down kitchen faucet install with under-sink valve replacement and braided supply lines.
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Just install this kitchen faucet. All right. Tested everything. No leaks, no nothing. Everything good. Call us if you need your kitchen.
Where Do I Put The Disposal Switch?. Switch placement for a garbage disposal. Code, ergonomics, and code-friendly solutions.
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if you're considering putting in a kitchen island a kitchen sink and faucet you may think to yourself hey where do I put the disposal switch this is called an air switch so this switch it's on the countertop when you push this button it's just connected to the disposal with a hose an air hose and this hose there's no metal connection to the disposal so you don't have to worry about getting shocked so this is a very safe way to have a switch on your countertop turn your disposal on without any dangerous connection of electrical wires going from the switch to disposal for more information go to Titan Plumbing electric.com or visit our social media sites
