Dripping faucets, corroded handles, low flow — our licensed plumbers repair or replace faucets in every room of the house. Serving Cape May County and Atlantic County, NJ.
Kitchen, bathroom, shower, outdoor — we handle every faucet type and fix it properly the first time.
A faucet that drips once per second wastes more than 3,000 gallons per year. We replace worn cartridges, O-rings, seats, and washers to stop the drip for good. Most dripping faucet repairs are completed in a single visit, and the fix lasts.
When a faucet is corroded, outdated, or beyond economical repair, we replace it. We work with faucets you've already purchased or help you select one that fits your sink's hole configuration and your budget. Shut-off valves get replaced at the same time if they need it.
A shower faucet that drips, won't balance hot and cold, or has lost water pressure is more than an inconvenience. We service all shower valve types — single-handle, dual-handle, thermostatic — and replace cartridges, mixing valves, and diverters as needed.
Outdoor hose bibs that drip, won't shut off fully, or have been damaged by a freeze need prompt attention. We repair or replace outdoor faucets and can upgrade to frost-free hose bibs that protect the supply line during cold snaps — important for any South Jersey home that sees freezing temperatures.
If a faucet has noticeably less flow than it used to, the issue is often a clogged aerator or a partially closed shut-off valve — both quick fixes. If pressure is low across multiple fixtures, we investigate further: pressure regulator, supply line, or a buildup issue inside the pipes.
The shut-off valves under sinks and behind toilets seize up over time — often just when you need them most. We replace old compression valves with quarter-turn ball valves that operate reliably for years. A quick replacement now avoids a flooded cabinet the next time a supply line fails.
Most faucet problems have a straightforward cause. Here's what they usually mean.
A dripping faucet almost always means a worn internal component — a cartridge, ceramic disc, O-ring, or rubber washer that no longer seals properly. The specific part depends on the faucet type. The fix is a targeted replacement of the worn component, not the whole faucet — unless the body itself is corroded.
Water that puddles around the base of a faucet — particularly when it's in use — is typically a failed O-ring on the spout body. It's a common problem on older faucets and one that can quietly saturate the countertop or vanity over time. Left unaddressed, it leads to water damage well beyond the faucet itself.
When flow drops at a single faucet, the aerator — the small screen at the tip of the spout — is almost always the culprit. Mineral deposits from hard water accumulate in the aerator over time and restrict flow significantly. It takes two minutes to clean or replace and costs almost nothing. If that doesn't fix it, the issue is upstream.
A single-handle faucet or shower valve that won't balance properly — running too hot, too cold, or scalding when someone flushes a toilet nearby — usually has a worn cartridge or a failed thermostatic mixing valve. In older shower valves, this is also a safety issue: scalding from an unbalanced shower valve is a real risk, particularly for children and older adults.
Some faucet problems are DIY-friendly. These are the ones where calling saves time, water, and damage.
Cape May Court House-based. Master Plumber License #13160. Faucet work done by licensed plumbers, not handymen.
We aim to arrive the same day you call. Most faucet repairs and replacements are completed in a single visit.
We quote before we work. No surprise charges after the fact. Free estimates on new faucet installations and replacements — repair visits include a standard service call.
New faucet installations carry our workmanship warranty. Repair work is reviewed case-by-case — if the same issue comes back, give us a call.
Faucet repair and replacement throughout Cape May County and Atlantic County, NJ — most calls are same-day.
Dripping faucet, failed replacement, or a shower that won't balance — call us and we'll get a plumber out today. Free estimates on replacement work.
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