Faucet Repair in Columbus OH

What’s the fastest way to stop a leaking faucet?

The fastest, safest way is to shut off the water supply valves under the sink and schedule a licensed plumber to diagnose the cause (worn internal parts, loose connections, or a failing shutoff valve). We can typically identify the source quickly using professional diagnostic tools and complete a durable repair, or recommend replacement if the faucet is beyond a cost-effective fix.

Quick signs you should call for faucet repair:

• The faucet won’t stop dripping, even when fully closed
  
• Water is leaking from the handle or ba.se
  
• You have low water pressure only at one fixture. ure
  
• Mineral buildup or rust is affecting performance. ance
  
• You see moisture under the sink (not just at the spout)
  

Why homeowners choose us for Faucet Repair in Columbus, Ohio

Plumbing repairs shouldn’t feel uncertain or stressful. Our team is built around professionalism, transparency, and craftsmanship, combining time-tested workmanship with modern tools so you get efficient, long-lasting results at fair, transparent pricing.

Here’s what you can expect when you call Evolved Services:

• Licensed and insured technicians who work to the Ohio code requirements
  
• Clear communication and a customer-first approach
  
• Emergency response available 24/7 (because leaks don’t keep business hours)
  
• Financing options for larger repairs or upgrades through GoodLeap and Enhancify (subject to approval)
  

Leaky faucet repair: common causes we see in Columbus homes

Most faucet problems come down to normal wear, water quality, or older fixtures that have reached the end of their service life. The good news: the right fix usually isn’t complicated—as long as the diagnosis is accurate.

Common causes include:

• Worn internal seals or cartridges
  
• Loose fittings or failing connections under the sink
  
• Mineral buildup that prevents a tight seal
  
• A leaking faucet base due to degraded gaskets
  
• A damaged shutoff valve or supply line (often mistaken for a faucet leak)
  

If you’re not sure where the water is coming from, we’ll trace the source and explain your options clearly before moving forward. That “measure twice, cut once” approach prevents repeat leaks and surprise damage.

Kitchen faucet repair in Columbus, OH

The kitchen faucet gets used constantly—washing hands, filling pots, rinsing produce—so small issues can become daily frustrations fast.

We commonly help with:

• Drips from the spout
  
• Leaks around the handle
  
• Sprayer issues (low pressure, stuck diverter)
  
• Loose faucet bodies or wobbling mounts
  
• Under-sink leaks that threaten cabinets and flooring
  

If your kitchen faucet is older or corroded, we’ll let you know when replacement makes more sense than repeated repairs—especially if parts are discontinued, or the fixture is failing in multiple places.

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Bathroom faucet repair: stop the drip, protect the vanity

Bathroom faucets often show problems such as slow drips, handle leaks, or water pooling around the base. Over time, that moisture can:

• Swell or stain vanity wood
  
• Causes mildew and odors.
  
• Damage caulking and finishes
  

We’ll repair what’s needed, confirm everything is sealing properly, and leave you with a faucet that feels smooth and reliable again.

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Faucet cartridge replacement and internal part repairs

Many modern faucets use cartridges or internal mixing components rather than older-style washers. When these parts wear out, you might notice:

• Dripping that won’t stop
  
• Handles that feel stiff or gritty
  
• Temperature control problems (hot/cold imbalance)
  

We’ll identify the faucet type and match the right parts for a proper repair—no guesswork, no “close enough.”

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Low water pressure at one faucet: what it usually means

If the whole house has low pressure, that’s one conversation. But if it’s only one faucet, the issue is often localized, such as:

• Aerator blockage from mineral buildup
  
• Debris in the cartridge
  
• Supply line restriction
  
• Valve that isn’t opening fully
  

We’ll pinpoint the restriction and restore steady flow without turning your home upside down.

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Faucet installation and replacement: when repair isn’t the best value

Sometimes the smartest solution is a clean replacement—especially when a fixture is corroded, outdated, or repeatedly leaking.

You might consider replacement if:

• The faucet is frequently failing or leaking in multiple areas
  
• Parts are hard to source
  
• You want an upgrade for function and appearance.
  
• You’re remodeling a kitchen or bathroom.
  
• You’ve had water damage concerns and want peace of mind.
  

If you choose replacement, we can handle removal, installation, and verification that everything is watertight and operating correctly.

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What our faucet repair process looks like

We keep it straightforward and customer-friendly:

1. Listen and inspect – We start by understanding what you’re seeing (drip timing, leak location, pressure changes).
   
   
2. Find the true source – Faucet, shutoff valve, supply line, or drain area.
   
   
3. Explain options clearly – Repair vs. replace, what you gain either way, and what to expect.
   
   
4. Complete the repair with quality parts – Built for reliability, not quick patches.
   
   
5. Confirm performance – We test the operation and check for leaks before we leave.
   
   

Faucet repair cost in Columbus: what affects pricing?

Costs vary by faucet type, access, severity, and whether replacement parts are needed. National cost guides often place professional leaky-faucet repair in a broad range depending on the situation.

Factors that can change the cost include:

• Simple drip repair vs. multi-point leak
  
• Faucet age and part availability
  
• Corrosion or seized components
  
• Shutoff valve issues discovered during service
  
• Upgrade requests (new faucet, new supply lines, etc.)
  

If a repair or upgrade is larger than expected, we also offer financing options through GoodLeap and Enhancify (subject to approval), so you don’t have to delay important plumbing work.