Faucet,Fixture,
Toilet Repair and Installation

Contact Dee’s Plumbing if you notice:

• A faucet that drips after being turned off
• Water leaking around a handle, spout, or fixture base
• Moisture inside a sink cabinet
• A loose or difficult-to-operate faucet
• Weak or irregular flow from one fixture
• A toilet that runs continuously
• Weak, incomplete, or unreliable flushing
• Water around the base of a toilet
• A toilet that rocks or shifts
• Cracked, corroded, or heavily worn fixtures
• A showerhead or fixture connection that leaks
• A fixture that no longer meets your household’s needs

A cracked toilet bowl or tank can release water unexpectedly and should be addressed promptly.

A dripping or difficult-to-operate faucet may have a worn cartridge, seal, connection, or another internal component. We inspect the fixture and accessible plumbing before determining whether repair is practical.

Common faucet problems include:

• Dripping after shutoff
• Leaks around the faucet base
• Loose handles or spouts
• Handles that are difficult to turn
• Weak or irregular water flow
• Leaking supply connections
• Pull-down sprayers that do not work properly

The availability of replacement parts and the overall condition of the faucet may affect whether repair or replacement is the better option.

A new faucet can improve everyday function and update the appearance of a kitchen, bathroom, laundry area, or utility space.

We confirm the mounting configuration, available connections, clearances, and fixture compatibility before installation.

Faucet installations may include:

• Kitchen faucets
• Bathroom faucets
• Laundry and utility sink faucets
• Pull-down and pull-out kitchen faucets
• Single-handle faucets
• Widespread bathroom faucets
• Customer-supplied faucets when compatible

Installing or replacing a sink or vanity may require new drain connections, supply lines, shutoff valves, or adjustments to the accessible plumbing.

Dee’s Plumbing handles the plumbing portion of compatible sink and vanity projects. Cabinetry, countertops, wall repairs, and other finish work may need to be completed by the appropriate contractor.

Plumbing work may include:

• • Sink drain connections
  • P-trap installation
  • Faucet connections
  • Water-supply connections
  • Accessible shutoff-valve replacement
  • Leak testing
  • Garbage disposal connections when applicable

A toilet that runs continuously, flushes poorly, or leaks can waste water and may damage the surrounding floor.

We inspect the toilet and its accessible components to determine which parts are causing the problem.

Toilet problems we address:

• Constantly running toilets
• Weak or incomplete flushing
• Faulty fill valves and flappers
• Loose or damaged handles
• Water leaking from the tank
• Water around the toilet base
• Loose or rocking toilets
• Damaged supply connections
• Toilets that refill slowly or irregularly

Replacement may be appropriate when a toilet is cracked, frequently clogged, badly worn, or no longer practical to repair.

We can remove the existing toilet, inspect the accessible connection, install a compatible replacement, connect the water supply, and test the fixture.

Toilet installation includes:

• Removal of the existing toilet
• Inspection of the accessible mounting area
• Installation of a compatible toilet
• New sealing components
• Water-supply connection
• Level and stability checks
• Flush and leak testing
• Cleanup of the immediate work area

Additional repairs may be needed if hidden damage or a deteriorated toilet flange is discovered after removal.

Leaking showerheads, worn exterior controls, and damaged accessible connections can affect water flow and make the fixture difficult to use.

Dee’s Plumbing services many common shower and tub fixtures. The scope of work depends on whether the affected components are externally accessible or located inside the wall.

Services may include:

• Showerhead replacement
• Leaking showerhead connections
• Exterior trim replacement
• Accessible fixture repairs
• Tub spout replacement
• Handheld shower connections
• Compatible fixture upgrades

Projects requiring tile removal, wall access, or concealed plumbing changes will be evaluated before work begins.