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Leaking, clogged, or completely worn out — our licensed plumbers handle sink repair and installation throughout Cape May County and Atlantic County, NJ.
Kitchen or bathroom, drop-in or undermount — our Master Plumber-licensed team handles repairs, replacements, and new installs with same-day availability.
A dripping faucet, a leak under the cabinet, or water seeping around the basin — we locate the source and seal it. Even small sink leaks can saturate cabinets and subfloor within weeks. We fix leaks at the supply lines, drain assembly, P-trap, or faucet connection.
Slow-draining kitchen or bathroom sinks are almost always a clog in the P-trap or further down the drain line. We clear the obstruction, clean the trap, and check the venting — so the drain flows the way it's supposed to and stays clear longer.
Cracked porcelain, a worn basin, or a kitchen remodel — we handle full sink replacement from start to finish. We disconnect and remove the old sink, prep the countertop or vanity, and install the new basin with proper supply and drain connections.
Adding a bathroom, building out a laundry room, or completing a kitchen renovation? We install drop-in, undermount, farmhouse, and utility sinks — including all rough-in work, supply lines, drain assembly, and shut-off valves. Everything to code, done in one visit.
A dripping or corroded faucet wastes water and looks bad. We repair worn cartridges, seats, and washers — or replace the faucet entirely if it's beyond repair. We work with your existing fixture or supply a new one, and handle the shut-off valves at the same time if they need attention.
Older braided supply lines crack without warning, and original builder-grade shut-off valves seize up over time. We replace both proactively or in response to a leak — so you have a reliable shut-off and leak-free connections under every sink.
If your sink is acting up, here's what it usually means — and what we do about it.
In bathroom sinks, the culprit is almost always hair and soap buildup in the pop-up stopper or P-trap. In kitchen sinks, grease accumulation in the drain line is the usual cause — and it gets worse over time. If the slow drain affects multiple fixtures, you may have a deeper blockage in the main line.
Sink leaks usually originate at the faucet base, the drain flange, the P-trap connections, or the supply line fittings. What looks like a small drip can silently saturate cabinet shelving and subfloor for weeks. Water stains or warped wood under the sink are a sign something has been leaking longer than you realized.
A sulfur or sewage smell from a sink drain usually means one of two things: a dry P-trap that's no longer blocking sewer gases (common in guest bathrooms or utility sinks that aren't used often), or organic buildup inside the drain assembly itself. Either way, it's not just unpleasant — it's a ventilation issue worth addressing.
Hairline cracks in porcelain or ceramic sinks eventually allow water to seep into the countertop or vanity below. A crack that seems minor today can worsen quickly under daily use. We assess whether it's a cosmetic issue or a structural one — and recommend repair or replacement based on the severity and the sink's age.
Some sink issues are easy DIY fixes. These are the ones where waiting makes the damage — and the cost — worse.
Cape May Court House-based. Master Plumber License #13160. We know the plumbing systems and water conditions in this area inside and out.
We aim to arrive the same day you call. A leaking sink in the morning shouldn't mean a damaged cabinet by evening.
We quote before we work. No hidden fees, no surprise charges after the job. Free estimates on all repairs and installations.
All repairs and installations are covered by our workmanship warranty. If something isn't right, we make it right — no runaround.
Sink repair and installation throughout Cape May County and Atlantic County, NJ — most calls are same-day.
Leaking sink, slow drain, or a full replacement — call us for a free estimate and we'll get a plumber out today.
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