Fixture Repair & Installation
From leaking faucets and running toilets to new sinks, showers, and fixtures, On The Way Plumbing handles residential plumbing repairs, replacements, and installations. We'll help you get everything working properly and find the right fixtures for your home.
Common Kitchen & Bath Fixture Issues
Leaking or malfunctioning fixtures can waste water, damage surrounding materials, and disrupt your daily routine. Here are three common signs it's time for a repair.
Leaky & Dripping Fixtures
Even a slow drip can waste hundreds of gallons of water over time, increasing your water bill.
Slow-Draining Sinks or Tubs
Slow drainage may indicate buildup in the drain or a problem with the fixture’s plumbing connections.
Low Water Pressure
Clogged aerators, mineral buildup, or worn fixture components can reduce water flow at your sinks and showers.
Small fixture problems can lead to wasted water and costly repairs.
Noticing any of these problems? Call 503-741-7500 to schedule professional leak detection.
Our Kitchen & Bathroom Fixture Services
We provide expert installation, repair, and replacement for all major kitchen and bathroom plumbing fixtures.
Sinks, FAucets, Dishwashers, & More
Kitchen Plumbing Fixtures
We provide installation and maintenance to keep your kitchen running smoothly:
- Fix leaks, drips, or install new sinks and faucets.
- Repair or replace jammed, leaking, or broken garbage disposals.
- Install or replace dishwasher water supply lines and plumbing connections.
Tip: A touchless kitchen faucet improves convenience and helps reduce water waste.
Sinks, Toilets, Showers, & More
Bathroom Plumbing Fixtures
We handle bathroom fixture repairs and installations to keep everything working properly.
- Repair or replace running, clogged, or leaking toilets
- Fix leaky or malfunctioning bathtub and shower fixtures
- Replace old or damaged shower pans to prevent leaks
Tip: Replacing worn fixtures can help reduce water waste and give your bathroom an updated look without a full remodel.
What to Do Before We Arrive
If your fixture is leaking, broken, or malfunctioning, take these steps to prevent further issues:
Shut of the Water Supply
Most sinks, toilets, and dishwashers have a dedicated shutoff valve beneath or behind the fixture.
Avoid using the affected fixture
Continued use can worsen leaks or drainage problems, leading to water damage or further repairs.
Check for visible signs of damage
Look for loose connections, cracks, or corrosion that could indicate a fixture replacement is needed.
Frequently asked questions
Have questions about faucet repairs, toilet replacements, or installing new kitchen and bathroom fixtures? Here are some common questions. For more information, call 503-741-7500.
How much does fixture installation or repair cost?
Costs vary depending on the type of fixture, the complexity of the installation or repair, and any additional plumbing work needed. We’ll explain your options and provide pricing before proceeding. Call 503-741-7500 to schedule service.
Can you install new kitchen or bathroom fixtures I purchased myself?
Yes! We install customer-supplied faucets, sinks, toilets, and other fixtures as long as they are compatible with your existing plumbing system.
How do I know if I need a repair or a full fixture replacement?
Costs vary depending on the type of fixture, the complexity of the installation or repair, and any additional plumbing work needed. We’ll explain your options and provide pricing before proceeding. Call 503-741-7500 to schedule service.
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