Is your kitchen or bathroom in need of a sink repair or replacement? This is one of those jobs that looks easier than it is. Repairing or replacing a sink involves removing the old fixtures and the drain line, then separating the sink from the counter top.
Installing the new sink involves securing the sink in the opening, installing new faucets and fixtures, hooking up the water supply lines, lining up and installing the drain lines, hooking up the drain valve if it has one, and possibly installing the garbage disposal on a kitchen sink. Then you have to hope none of the water lines or drains leak.
Let a professional plumber handle your sink replacement project. They are the experts in sink repairs and installation. They have the experience and know-how to get the job done quickly and efficiently. Your plumber will also be able to help you decide whether you are better off repairing the old sink or replacing it with a new sink.
If I you have a porcelain or enamel sink that still gets the job done well, but it looks old or outdated, it may just need resurfacing. Your plumber can help you find a resurfacing professional that specializes in enamel or porcelain finishes. Have your plumber install an updated faucet and fixtures to get the look of a new sink at a fraction of the cost.
Sometimes a full sink replacement is your better option. Your plumber can help you choose from a variety of sinks and help you find one that looks great and fits your budget.
