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Are you tired of a leaky bathroom sink or an old kitchen faucet? Upgrading your faucets and fixtures can really refresh your home. These upgrades make your space look better and work well. Plus, getting new faucets and fixtures can raise the value of your home. This makes it a smart choice for the future.



When you choose new faucets and fixtures, consider how they match your current style. Look for features that save water or use touchless technology for easy use. Switching to better materials like stainless steel or brushed nickel can make them last longer, so you will not have to replace them often.


Updating your faucets and fixtures is a smart way to refresh your bathroom or kitchen without spending a lot. There are many styles and finishes to choose from, making it easy to find what you like. New fixtures can improve the feel of your home.

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Identifying Common Faucet and Fixture Problems

Dealing with a stubborn drip or a tricky handle? Many people face the same issues. A lot of faucet and fixture problems are caused by old parts. Over time, the cartridge that controls water flow and temperature can wear out and lead to leaks. Gaskets also wear down. These gaskets seal the faucet holes and connections. When they break down, it can cause drips and lower water pressure.



Mineral buildup from hard water can collect in the faucet and fixtures. This can make them work poorly. Regularly checking these parts for wear and tear will help you fix small issues before they turn into bigger problems.

Signs Your Faucets Need Replacement

Some faucet problems are easy to fix. Others might need you to change the whole faucet. Look out for signs like constant leaks. This can happen even if you have tightened the connections or swapped out washers. If your tub faucet can't stay at a steady temperature and goes from hot to cold, the valve could be broken. You might need a professional to take a look at it.


If the water pressure goes down when you have the faucet all the way open, this could mean there is a clog in the aerator or a big plumbing problem with the faucet. If you notice these signs, it is a good idea to consider getting a new faucet.



Here are some steps to think about when deciding if you need to replace your faucet:

  • Look for leaks that keep coming back, even after you try to fix them.
  • Test how well the temperature controls work on your tub faucet.
  • Check the water pressure when you have the faucet all the way open.
  • Think about getting help from a professional if these problems continue.

By following these steps, you can check if it is time to improve your home by replacing the faucet and fixtures.

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The Impact of Aging Fixtures on Home Efficiency

Did you know that old fixtures can increase your water bills? Old valves and worn-out parts can waste water. This can be bad for the planet and your bank account. Besides, older fixtures, especially those made of brass, can rust over time. Rust can change their appearance and may even contaminate your water.



Upgrading to new water-saving fixtures can reduce the amount of water you use. This can lower your water bills. It also encourages you to use water more responsibly.

The Benefits of Upgrading Your Faucets and Fixtures

Upgrading your faucets can make your home look better. A shiny new faucet or a modern bathroom fixture can transform your space and provide useful benefits.

  • Use aerators that manage flow and pressure to save water.
  • Get better usability with new parts for improved temperature control and long-lasting quality.
  • Enjoy attractive updates that can boost the beauty and worth of your home.

Process on Replacing Faucets and Fixtures

Replacing faucets and fixtures can be an easy project you can do yourself. Just make sure you have the right tools and materials ready. Before you begin, turn off the water supply. It's also good to know what type of faucet you are changing. Here is a simple guide to help you replace faucets and fixtures:

  • First, turn off the water supply to the faucet you will work on.
  • Next, based on the type of faucet you have (single-handle, center set, or Roman tub filler), follow the steps to disconnect the old faucet from the water supply lines and mounting parts.
  • After you remove the old faucet, install the new one. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions.
  • Use tools like a basin wrench, adjustable wrenches, plumber's tape, and any other tools you need for the installation.
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Why Choose Aquilina Plumbing and Rooter

When you want to upgrade your faucets and fixtures, it is very important to find the right plumber. At Aquilina Plumbing and Rooter, we work hard to provide great service and excellent results. Our skilled plumbers are licensed and insured. They have extensive experience with top brands, like Moen and Delta, which means your new fixtures will work well.



We believe in clear pricing. Before we begin any work, we will provide you with a detailed estimate. This helps you make good choices about your plumbing upgrades.

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Want to improve your home? Contact Aquilina Plumbing and Rooter today. We can help you with all your faucet and fixture needs. Our friendly team is here to answer your questions, set up a consultation, or advise you on picking the right fixtures for your space. You can reach us through our website, call us, or easily book an appointment using our app.


Don't wait to upgrade your bathroom or kitchen. With Aquilina Plumbing and Rooter, you can feel the change!

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How Often Should Faucets and Fixtures Be Replaced?

    The lifespan of a bathroom sink faucet or a kitchen faucet can vary. It depends on how much you use it, the water quality, and how you maintain it. Usually, most faucets and parts like valves and cartridges last around 15 to 20 years. If you notice leaks often, if the water pressure is low, or if it's tough to change the temperature, it may be time to replace the faucet.

  • Can Faucet and Fixture Replacements Reduce Water Bills?

    Yes, upgrading to water-saving fixtures can help you save on water bills. New faucets often have aerators to control the water flow. Low-flow showerheads use less water, but they still give good pressure. You can find these energy-saving upgrades at many home improvement stores, such as Lowe's.

  • How much should a faucet replacement cost?

    Faucet replacement costs can vary. This depends on the brand, style, and how hard it is to install. A simple centerset bathroom faucet usually costs between $50 and $150. A more luxury tub filler can cost between $200 and $500 or even higher. You can find good pricing at home improvement stores like Lowe's. If you need professional help to install it, that price will be different.

  • How do I know what replacement faucet to buy?

    When picking a new faucet, try to match it with what you already have. This can help you avoid extra plumbing work. Look for strong materials and finishes that go well with your style. Also, check for features like water-saving options. Make sure it will fit your sink or countertop design.

  • Can I replace a faucet myself?

    Replacing a faucet can be a simple project you can do yourself. You just need to know some basic plumbing and have the right tools. You will need tools like a basin wrench, adjustable wrenches, and plumber's tape. First, think about how comfortable you feel with this task and how hard it is. If you feel unsure about replacing it, it’s smart to ask a licensed plumber for advice. This can help you avoid any issues.

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