Grand Rapids Faucet & Sink Repair

A repair costs less than a drip that never stops. A 2026 Michigan cost guide puts a professional faucet replacement at $200–$500 and a professionally installed shutoff valve at $150–$300, with Grand Rapids service calls at $65–$100. This Old House's 2026 guide puts sink installation at $200–$800. A washer, cartridge or aerator repair costs less than any of those. EPA WaterSense puts a faucet dripping once per second at more than 3,000 gallons a year.

• The faucet drips with the handle closed
• Water collects on the cabinet floor under the sink
• The base seeps onto the counter when the faucet runs
• Flow drops at one faucet while the others run normally
• The handle stiffens or spins loose
• The shutoff valves under the sink no longer turn or close

The work starts with a call or form request to the 24/7 line. When water sprays under the sink, the plumber walks the caller through closing the two shutoff valves under the sink, or the main valve next to the meter when those fail; Grand Rapids requires a valve on each side of the meter. On site, the plumber dries the cabinet, runs the faucet with the drain closed and then open to separate supply-side from drain-side leaks, and checks the aerator for hard-water scale. The plumber replaces the washer, cartridge, supply line, angle stop, trap or faucet, then confirms a dry cabinet and full flow. Grand Rapids Michigan Plumber pulls permits where the city requires them. Clogged drains go to drain cleaning, and leaks inside walls go to leak detection.

• Single-family homes — kitchen, bathroom, laundry and basement utility sinks
• Older homes — two-handle compression faucets and aging shutoff valves
• Rental properties — landlords and property managers with tenant faucet calls
• Condos and multi-unit buildings — vanity leaks that reach the unit below
• Restaurants and bars — prep, bar and hand sink faucets
• Offices, retail and churches — restroom faucets, metering faucets and hand sinks