A dripping faucet may seem small, but it can waste gallons of water every day. Over time, that steady drip adds up to higher water bills and unnecessary stress. RooterPal Plumbing provides faucet repair in Seattle for homeowners and businesses who want a fast, lasting fix. Whether it’s a leaking handle, worn-out washer, or a faucet that won’t shut off, our licensed plumbers know how to stop the leak and restore your fixture.
We service all types of faucets — bathroom, kitchen, utility, and outdoor — across Seattle and nearby areas including Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, and Bothell.
Why Faucets Leak
Seattle homes often have faucets that have been in place for years. Over time, parts wear down and water pressure changes cause leaks. Some common causes include:
- Worn washers: The rubber washer that seals against the valve seat breaks down from friction.
- Damaged cartridges: Modern faucets use a cartridge to control water flow. When damaged, water leaks through even when the handle is off.
- Loose or cracked O-rings: This small ring inside the handle can loosen or split, causing slow drips at the base.
- Corroded valve seat: Mineral buildup or corrosion at the base of the spout lets water seep through.
- High water pressure: If the water pressure in your home spikes, it can cause faucets to drip, especially at night when usage drops citywide.
Fixing the leak early saves water, lowers your bill, and prevents further damage to the sink or countertop.
Our Faucet Repair Process
Every service call starts with a clear inspection. Our plumbers identify the cause of the leak, explain what’s happening, and recommend repair or replacement. We carry common parts on our trucks so most jobs are completed the same day.
1. Diagnosis
We check the handle, valve, and water pressure to find where the leak starts.
2. Repair or Replacement
If the part can be repaired, we replace washers, cartridges, or O-rings on the spot. If the faucet is beyond repair, we replace it with a new one that fits your sink and water setup.
3. Test and Clean Up
We turn the water back on, test for leaks, and clean the work area before leaving.
Common Types of Faucets We Repair
RooterPal Plumbing repairs and installs every major faucet type:
- Compression faucets: Often found in older homes; use separate handles for hot and cold water.
- Cartridge faucets: Smooth single or double-handle faucets common in modern bathrooms.
- Ball faucets: Often used in kitchen sinks; prone to wear in seals and springs.
- Ceramic disk faucets: Newer and durable, but replacement parts can be specific to brand and model.
We work with trusted brands like Moen, Delta, Kohler, and American Standard.
When to Replace a Faucet
Sometimes, repair isn’t the best option. Replacement makes more sense if:
- The faucet is more than 15 years old
- The finish is worn or corroded
- Replacement parts are hard to find
- You’re remodeling your kitchen or bathroom
Our plumbers help match your sink setup with a new faucet that fits your budget and design.
How Much Does Faucet Repair Cost in Seattle?
Pricing depends on the faucet type, age, and access. On average:
- Basic faucet repair: $150–$300
- Cartridge replacement: $200–$400
- Full faucet replacement: $300–$600 (including labor)
You’ll always get upfront pricing before any work begins. No hidden fees or surprise add-ons.
Why Choose RooterPal Plumbing
RooterPal Plumbing is a local, licensed plumbing company serving the greater Seattle area. Homeowners trust us for reliable repairs and clear communication.
- Same-day faucet repair available
- Licensed and insured plumbers
- Honest pricing before work starts
- Clean work, no mess left behind
Areas We Serve
We provide faucet repair services across:
- Seattle
- Bellevue
- Kirkland
- Redmond
- Bothell
- Issaquah
- Sammamish
- Woodinville
Get Fast Faucet Repair in Seattle
A leaky faucet won’t fix itself. If you’re dealing with drips, rust, or water pressure problems, call RooterPal Plumbing for faucet repair in Seattle today.
📞 (425) 222-2022