Sink Repair & Installation Near Me

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Sink trouble rarely announces itself at the basin — it shows up as a musty cabinet, a swollen floor, or a drip that only appears when the dishwasher drains. Plumbing Pros traces every sink problem to its source, whether that means reseating a strainer basket, rebuilding a drain assembly, or installing a new sink matched to your countertop. Every job ends with a full-basin release test, so the cabinet stays dry and the drain runs quiet.

Sink leaks are patient. A strainer basket loosens a fraction of a turn, a P-trap develops a hairline split, a tailpiece corrodes from the inside — and for months the only evidence is a faint mustiness when you open the cabinet. By the time the floor swells or the particleboard sags, the leak has been running far longer than anyone guessed. The honest question is repair versus replace, and the answer depends on what failed. A loose strainer, a split trap, a tired pop-up assembly — all worth fixing, and all simpler than a new basin. A cracked porcelain bowl, enamel worn to the metal, or a sink that never matched the countertop cutout argues for replacement. Mounting style decides half the install. the seal lives or dies on the silicone bead under that rim. Undermount sinks hang from clips and adhesive beneath the counter, which gives a clean wipe-down edge but demands solid cabinet support and an accurate cutout. Composite and fireclay offer modern looks with their own care rules. Install day runs in a deliberate order: water off and verified, old sink and strainer out, cabinet inspected for past damage, new sink set and sealed, strainer and disposal flange bedded, trap aligned, supply lines connected, and then the full-basin test — a basin of water released at once while every joint is watched. We leave with the cabinet dry, the drain quiet, and the shutoffs shown to you so you know where they are.

Features

• Trace leaks to the source — strainer, trap, tailpiece, or supply lines — before quoting.
• Strainer baskets reseated in fresh putty with the locknut torqued evenly.
• P-traps replaced with correct alignment and slope, cleanout left accessible.
• Undermount and drop-in mounts confirmed against cabinet support and cutout.
• Disposal flange reseated whenever sink work disturbs the seal.
• New braided supply lines and a shutoff check with every install.
• Bath pop-up linkages adjusted and overflow channels cleared.

Benefits

• Cabinets stay dry — sealing the true leak source protects cabinet floors from slow rot.
• Drains run clear — a correctly sloped trap and clean tailpiece move water without gurgling.
• The right sink for the counter — basin depth and mount matched to your cutout.
• A mount that never moves — proper support keeps the rim tight and caulk intact.
• Fewer odors — a sound trap seal keeps sewer gas out of the kitchen.

Call (877) 401-2673 or contact us to get started.