Faucet replacement in Charlotte, NC
Service visits start at $149 — a starting point, not a final estimate
Most faucet swaps are completed in a single visit — the complications are almost always underneath the sink rather than above it. We shut off the supply, remove the old fixture, fit the new one with fresh supply lines where needed, and run it long enough to be sure nothing weeps at the connections.
Mon–Fri 7:30am–7:00pm · Sat 9:00am–5:00pm · Sun 10:00am–3:00pm · General liability insured
What this typically includes
- Removal and disposal of the existing faucet
- Installing your new faucet, including the sprayer or soap dispenser if it came with one
- New braided supply lines when the old ones are corroded or stiff
- Shutoff valve check and a leak test under running water
What can affect the final price
- Whether the existing shutoff valves work or need replacing first
- How tight the cabinet is to work in — bar sinks and vanities are slower
- Seized or corroded mounting nuts on older fixtures
- Whether you've already bought the faucet or want us to source it
What photos to send
- The full fixture and the surrounding counter, wall, or floor
- Close-up of the leak, drip, crack, or problem area
- Under the sink — connections and shutoff valves, if you can see them safely
- Any replacement faucet, disposal, or part, with the model label
- Open the cabinet and photograph the connections and shutoff valves
- Include the new faucet's box or model label if you have it
Don't disconnect or take anything apart — just photograph what you can see.
How it works
- 1Send the details and a few photos through the quote form, or call and tell us.
- 2We review the request, ask anything we need, and confirm the scope and price.
- 3We book a window that works for you, based on current availability.
How pricing works
Service visits start at $149 for this task on its own. We price standard jobs by the task, with a $149 minimum service visit. Add more standard tasks and their starting prices are totalled up; you get the final number in writing before work begins. See more in Small plumbing.
All prices are starting points. Scope, materials, specialty hardware, access, wall type, travel and parking, disposal, permits, and regulated-trade requirements may affect the final price. You'll always get the number before we start.
Charlotte coverage
This service is offered across Charlotte, NC and surrounding neighborhoods, subject to current availability. See the Charlotte service area.
Some electrical, plumbing, HVAC, structural, and other regulated work may require properly licensed North Carolina trade professionals. We'll review your request and let you know when a licensed specialist is required.
Questions about this service
- Should I buy the faucet myself?
- Usually yes — you get exactly the finish and style you want, and it keeps the price down. Just check the hole count on your sink (1, 3 or 4) before ordering.
- What if my shutoff valves are stuck?
- It happens on older Charlotte homes. We'll tell you before doing anything extra; replacing a valve is a small add-on, and anything involving the main line may need a licensed plumber.
- Can you also fix the slow drain while you're there?
- Often yes. Add it to your request and we'll include it in the quote instead of surprising you on the day.
Ready to get it handled?
Send a few details and photos and we'll come back with a quote. Prefer to talk? Call or text anytime — after hours, our AI assistant can take your details and the owner follows up during business hours.
Mon–Fri 7:30am–7:00pm · Sat 9:00am–5:00pm · Sun 10:00am–3:00pm