Determine if faucet replacement is necessary in your Thomasville property.
Our team at Baity Plumbing Company is proud to serve the Thomasville, North Carolina area, offering high-quality plumbing services to both commercial and residential property owners. Our faucet replacement solutions are special services that we’re happy to provide, as you may need faucet replacement and not even realize it.
When it comes to maintaining a functional and aesthetically beautiful kitchen or bathroom, the condition of the faucets is crucial. However, knowing when you need a faucet replacement might not always be clear. Over the years we’ve provided this valuable service, the following signs are what we commonly see:
- Persistent Leaks: If your faucet continues to leak despite multiple fixes, it’s possible that faucet replacement is required. A leaking faucet can waste a large amount of water and increase your utility bills. Persistent leaks could mean that there are worn-out internal components or corroded pieces that need to be replaced.
- Corrosion/Rust: Visible corrosion, rust, or mineral deposits are symptoms of wear and tear that can impact your faucet’s functionality and appearance. Corrosion weakens metal, causing leaks, fissures, and interior damage. Rust and mineral accumulation can also lower the water quality and make it difficult to operate the faucet.
- Low Water Pressure: If your faucet’s water pressure has decreased, it may not be a plumbing issue but rather a sign of a deteriorating faucet. Internal components such as aerators or cartridges can become blocked with dirt or mineral deposits over time, resulting in reduced water flow.
- Difficult Operation: If the handles are difficult to turn or the faucet seems stiff or jammed, it may be due to wear and tear or corrosion, signaling the need for faucet replacement services.
Contact our team today to assess your faucet replacement needs.
At Baity Plumbing Company, we offer faucet replacement services in Thomasville, Randleman, Wallburg, Jamestown, Asheboro, Denton, Archdale, Trinity, Lexington, High Point, Winston-Salem, and Greensboro, North Carolina.