Professional Sink Installation & Repair

Not many people think about installing a new sink until there is a problem with their old sink. There are many benefits to replacing a sink, including improving your washing station, increasing usable surrounding counter space, and improving the aesthetics of the room. If your faucet is continually leaking, your sink shows signs of mold or water damage, or your pipes have become rusty, it’s time to let Mr. Handyman get to work installing a kitchen sink.

Yes, many broken sinks can be repaired instead of replaced. Whether the issue is a small chip in the basin or worn-out seals, a Mr. Handyman expert can address the needed repairs, save you money, and extend the lifespan of your sink. A skilled service professional can assess the damage and determine whether a sink replacement or repair is the best option.

Not every sink needs replacement. Sometimes, your problem can be solved with a professional repair. When you’re experiencing sink issues such as a clog, a chipped basin, a worn-out o-ring, or under-mount sink repair, our Mr. Handyman team is here and ready to help.

Repairing your sink will save you money and help extend the lifespan of both your sink and the surrounding materials. Instead of wondering how much a new sink will cost, give Mr. Handyman a call. One of our skilled and knowledgeable service professionals will assess your situation, determine whether your sink needs to be repaired or replaced, and give you an estimate for the next steps.

That drip under your sink might seem small, but it doesn’t take long for something minor to spiral into a bigger problem. It could be a loose connection, an old seal, or even a crack you hadn’t noticed. Catching it now can save you from major headaches later.

Follow these steps to take control of the situation and keep your home dry and damage-free:

1. Locate the Leak: Look for signs of moisture or dripping water around the pipes under your sink. If you spot something, it could be a loose connection, a crack, or an old seal. Addressing these issues early is crucial to preventing bigger issues down the line!
2. Turn Off the Water Supply: Before trying a sink repair, turn off the water supply to stop further leaks.
3. Inspect for Damage: Check for visible cracks, corrosion, or loose connections. If you see minor damage, tightening the connection or replacing a washer might be all it takes to fix the issue.
4. Replace the Faulty Part: If the pipe or seal is cracked or too worn, you may need to replace the damaged part.
5. Use Plumbing Tape: Plumbing tape is a temporary fix that can help seal small leaks, but it's important to get a permanent sink repair solution as soon as possible.
6. Consider Professional Sink Repair: While DIY fixes may seem tempting, sink repair by a skilled professional ensures the job is done right. Professionals can quickly diagnose the issue, make repairs, and prevent water damage, rust, mold, and mildew.
7. Restore Your Space: If the leak has caused water damage, a professional can also restore the surrounding area and prevent future issues with sink repair and sink service.

If you're unsure about fixing the leak or if it’s a major issue, don’t hesitate to call a professional for expert sink repair. Fixing the leak can save you from more damage in the long run. When you have a problem with a kitchen, bathroom, or laundry room sink, contact the experts at Mr. Handyman.

Yes, you can install a sink yourself. While tackling your own sink installation is possible, it’s not always the best choice. A professional has experience conducting all types of sink installation projects, from top-mount and under-mount to farmhouse and pedestal styles. Plus, a professional will ensure every detail is handled with care.

Yes, sink clips are essential for a secure drop-in sink installation. These clips keep the sink stable. They attach to the countertop to help prevent movement and leaks over long periods of time. Without them, water can seep through gaps, leading to costly water damage.

A moving sink often indicates improper sink installation or loose components. For drop-in sinks, securing the clips can usually solve the problem. With undermount or pedestal sinks, movement might be due to issues with adhesive or brackets. A professional can stabilize your sink, check for underlying problems, and ensure secure attachment while providing expert service to maintain long-term stability.