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A leaking faucet seems minor, but it wastes thousands of gallons per year, increases your water bill, and can indicate underlying plumbing issues. Most faucet leaks are affordable to fix — often in under an hour.
Faucets have internal seals (O-rings, cartridges, ceramic discs, or compression washers) that wear out over time. When these seals degrade, water seeps through even when the handle is fully closed. The type of repair depends on the faucet style: compression, ball, cartridge, or ceramic disc.
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If you're handy, replacing an O-ring or cartridge is a reasonable DIY project. Turn off the water supply under the sink, disassemble the handle, identify the worn part, and replace it. Hardware stores carry universal kits.
Call a professional for: leaks from the base (may indicate supply line issues), multiple leaking faucets (high water pressure), faucets that are corroded or very old, or if DIY attempts haven't resolved the leak.
Call Ergon Plumbing when DIY faucet repair hasn't stopped the leak, the faucet is leaking from the base, multiple faucets are leaking (may indicate high water pressure), or you'd like a professional replacement with a quality fixture.
Faucet repair typically costs $100-$250 depending on the type of faucet and what needs replacement. Sometimes replacing the entire faucet ($150-$350 installed) is more cost-effective than repairing an old one.
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