A dripping faucet wastes water every minute of every day. We fix it right, or install a new faucet that works the way it should.
A faucet that drips, leaks around the handle, sprays sideways, or barely trickles is more than an annoyance. A steady drip can waste a surprising amount of water over a year and leave stains in sinks and tubs. Leaks under the sink can quietly damage cabinets and floors before anyone notices. MC 1 Plumbing repairs and replaces kitchen, bathroom, bar, laundry, and utility faucets throughout Greater San Antonio.
Many faucet problems come down to a worn cartridge, washer, O-ring, or valve seat, and a repair is often all it takes. When a faucet is old, corroded, or parts are no longer available, replacement is the smarter choice. We'll tell you honestly which makes more sense, and we can install a faucet you've already picked out or help you choose one.
San Antonio's hard water is tough on faucets. Mineral buildup clogs aerators, wears out cartridges, and leaves crusty deposits that shorten a faucet's life. Every job is backed by a licensed Texas Responsible Master Plumber (RMP M-43246) with 30 years of experience.
A faucet job done properly means no drips, no leaks under the sink, and no callbacks.
A dripping faucet wastes water around the clock. We stop it at the source.
We tell you honestly whether a repair or a new faucet is the better value.
New supply lines and proper connections protect the cabinet below.
Kitchen, bath, bar, laundry, and utility faucets, single or double handle.
In San Antonio, mineral-heavy water builds up inside faucets over time. Aerators clog and reduce flow, cartridges wear faster and start to drip, and scale around the base can keep handles from turning smoothly. Cleaning the aerator helps for a while, but internal wear eventually needs a real repair.
Under the sink, older supply lines and worn shutoff valves are a common source of slow leaks. When we service or replace a faucet, we check the shutoffs and supply lines too, because a new faucet connected to a failing valve is just a leak waiting to happen.
If hard water keeps wearing out your fixtures, a water softener can protect every faucet in the house. Ask us about it while we're there.
Every faucet job covers the faucet and the connections that serve it.
If the faucet is in good shape and parts are available, a repair is usually the best value. If it's corroded, discontinued, or has been repaired several times, replacement is often the smarter choice. We'll give you an honest recommendation.
Yes. We install customer-supplied faucets and check the shutoff valves and supply lines so everything connects properly.
Often it's a clogged aerator or cartridge from mineral buildup. If every fixture in the house has low pressure, the problem may be in the supply lines, which we can diagnose.
Over time, yes. A steady drip wastes water every day and can stain sinks. It's usually a quick, inexpensive fix.
Yes. Old shutoffs often seize or leak. We check them during every faucet job and replace them when needed.
From your first call to a drip-free faucet, here's what to expect.
Call or text 210-500-9085 and tell us what the faucet is doing.
We find the cause and explain your repair and replacement options.
We repair or install the faucet and check the connections below.
We run the water, check for leaks, and clean up before we leave.
“MC1 Plumbing took the time to answer all of my questions in addition to the work requested. I'm completely satisfied with the completed projects and look forward to having MC1 Plumbing complete any future repair work that I may need!”
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