Consider a repair service if the issue with your faucet is minor, such as a worn-out washer, a loose part, or a minor leak. These can often be fixed at a lower cost than replacing the entire fixture. However, if the faucet is old, has multiple issues, or repairs are becoming frequent, it may be more cost-effective to replace it.

Look for a service with licensed and insured plumbers, good reviews, and a track record of quality work. Ask for recommendations from friends or family, read online reviews, and check for any certifications or affiliations with professional plumbing organizations. Don’t hesitate to ask for references or proof of insurance from the service provider.

Yes, many faucet repair services can also assist you in selecting a new faucet. They can provide recommendations based on your sink’s configuration, your usage needs, style preferences, and budget. They can also ensure that the new faucet is compatible with your existing plumbing setup.

During a faucet repair service, you can expect the plumber to:
– Inspect the faucet and diagnose the issue.
– Explain the problem and suggest a solution, whether it’s a repair or replacement.
– Provide an estimate for the repair or replacement work.
– Perform the necessary work, which may include replacing worn parts or installing a new faucet.
– Test the faucet to ensure it’s functioning correctly.
– Clean up the work area and provide maintenance tips.

It’s essential to clarify all details, including warranty and after-service support, before the work begins.