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- Loose or damaged O-rings:<\/strong> If the small rubber ring around the valve stem is wearing out, the faucet may leak where the handle or spout meets the counter. Replacing the O-ring may fix the problem, but if the spout is badly pitted from hard water or a neglected leak, you may need to replace the faucet.<\/li>\n
- Corroded valve seats:<\/strong> The plastic connection in a faucet\u2019s compression mechanism may corrode over time. If this is what\u2019s causing the leak, you may have to replace the entire faucet.<\/li>\n
- Issues with the washer:<\/strong> A loose or damaged washer may cause a faucet to drip or chatter. Replacing the washer may solve this issue.<\/li>\n
- Worn inlet and outlet seals:<\/strong> In the case of disc cartridge faucets, the inlet and outlet seals may eventually wear out. Removing sediment from the seals may fix the leak.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
No matter what may be causing your leaky faucet, our <\/strong>experienced Northern Virginia plumbers<\/strong><\/a> can fix it! Just call (800) 950-4619<\/a> or <\/strong>contact Len The Plumber Heating & Air online<\/strong><\/a> to schedule faucet repair or replacement service today.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Signs You Need a New Kitchen or Bathroom Faucet<\/h2>\n
Upgrading your faucets can have an incredible impact on your kitchen or bathroom. Here are the most common reasons homeowners decide it\u2019s time for a faucet replacement:<\/p>\n
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- Leaky handles or constant dripping:<\/strong> Faucets can often be fixed, but it might be time for a replacement if yours keep having problems.<\/li>\n
- Rust and grime:<\/strong> After many years of use, old faucets may begin to corrode, especially if they\u2019re made of iron. Regular cleaning can help prevent mineral buildup, but if it\u2019s too late for that, consider replacing your faucets.<\/li>\n
- Poor function:<\/strong> Stiff or squeaky handles, poor water flow, or lack of aeration can impair the performance and efficiency of your aging faucets. New ones will improve the function of your kitchen or bathroom sink.<\/li>\n
- Outdated appearance:<\/strong> Update the look and feel of your kitchen or bathroom with a new faucet, complete with a contemporary style and trendy finish.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Our Northern Virginia plumbers can install beautiful, functional faucets throughout your home. You don\u2019t even have to purchase a new faucet from us for our team to install it for you! Just make sure the faucet you choose fits the mounting holes on your sink.<\/p>\n
Have you noticed any of these signs that it\u2019s time for a new faucet? Are you ready to upgrade your home\u2019s faucets? <\/strong><\/p>\n
If so, call Len The Plumber Heating & Air at (800) 950-4619<\/a> or <\/strong>contact us online<\/strong><\/a> for faucet replacement service at your Northern Virginia home!<\/strong><\/p>\n
Full-Service Faucet Repair & Replacement Company in Northern Virginia<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nLen The Plumber Heating & Air can install, replace, and fix any faucet in your home. Get in touch the next time you need any of the following fixtures repaired or replaced:<\/p>\n
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- Kitchen faucets<\/li>\n
- Bathroom faucets<\/li>\n
- Shower and tub faucets<\/li>\n
- Touch-activated or motion-sensing faucets<\/li>\n
- Outdoor faucets<\/li>\n
- Laundry and utility room faucets<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Schedule Faucet Repair or Replacement in Northern Virginia<\/h2>\n
When you\u2019re ready to improve the appearance, functionality, and efficiency of your home\u2019s faucets, you can always rely on the experts at Len The Plumber Heating & Air. Our upfront estimates and no-surprises pricing give you peace of mind before the work begins.<\/p>\n
Contact us online<\/strong><\/a> or call (800) 950-4619<\/a> for faucet repair or replacement anywhere in the Northern Virginia area.<\/strong><\/p>\n
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- Rust and grime:<\/strong> After many years of use, old faucets may begin to corrode, especially if they\u2019re made of iron. Regular cleaning can help prevent mineral buildup, but if it\u2019s too late for that, consider replacing your faucets.<\/li>\n
- Corroded valve seats:<\/strong> The plastic connection in a faucet\u2019s compression mechanism may corrode over time. If this is what\u2019s causing the leak, you may have to replace the entire faucet.<\/li>\n