FAUCET & FIXTURE REPAIR & REPLACEMENT

Don’t let your bathroom fixtures interrupt your routine.  Waking up in the morning is hard enough as it is! If your bathroom routine gets interrupted by a faucet leak, clogged toilet, or a cold shower, it can be tough to recover. Make sure your bathroom plumbing and appliances are installed properly.

Call a plumbing company with experience and a proven track record of quality. Sewer Daddy serves the Charleston and surrounding areas and has earned local and industry awards for our reliable, top-quality service.

• Toilet installation.
• Bathtub or shower installation.
• Bathroom Fixtures.
• Drain Cleaning and Unclogging.
• Faucet installation.
• And more!

Choosing the right faucet or fixture for your needs involves considering various factors, including your personal preferences, the functionality you require, and the compatibility with your existing plumbing. 

Here are the steps to help you make an informed decision:

• Determine Your Budget: Start by setting a budget for your faucet or fixture. Prices can vary widely, so having a budget in mind will help narrow down your options.
• Consider Your Style Preferences: Your faucet or fixture should complement the overall style of your bathroom or kitchen. Consider the design, finish, and color that matches your decor. Common finishes include chrome, brushed nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, and stainless steel.
• Identify the Type of Fixture: Determine whether you need a faucet, showerhead, bathtub faucet, or any other type of fixture. Different fixtures have different installation requirements and purposes.
• Evaluate Functionality: Think about how you'll use the fixture. For faucets, consider factors like the number of handles (single-handle or double-handle), spout type (standard, gooseneck, pull-out, etc.), and any special features like a built-in sprayer or touchless operation. For showerheads, consider options like rainfall, handheld, or massaging jets.
• Check for Compatibility: Ensure that the faucet or fixture you choose is compatible with your existing plumbing setup. Measure the existing holes and spacing to ensure a proper fit.
• Think About Water Efficiency: Many fixtures are available in water-efficient models. Look for products with the WaterSense label, which indicates that they meet specific water conservation standards.
• Consider the Brand and Warranty: Reputable brands often provide better quality and customer support. Check customer reviews and the warranty offered for the product.
• Examine the Build Quality: Pay attention to the materials and construction of the fixture. Solid brass construction is generally more durable and resistant to corrosion than other materials.
• Think About Installation: Consider your DIY capabilities and the ease of installation. Some fixtures may require more complex installations, so make sure you're comfortable with the process.
• Check for Certifications: Look for fixtures that have received certifications for safety and quality, such as NSF, ADA compliance, or cUPC certification.
• Visit Showrooms or View Online Galleries: Visit showrooms or browse online galleries to see fixtures in person or view a wide range of options. This can help you get a better sense of style and quality.
• Measure and Take Notes: Measure the existing fixture and note any special requirements, such as a deck plate for covering extra holes or additional accessories.
• Consult with Professionals: If you're uncertain about your choice, consider seeking advice from a professional plumber or a home improvement expert. They can offer insights and recommendations.
• Compare Prices and Features: Compare different options based on your criteria, such as style, functionality, and budget. Look for the best balance of features within your price range.
• Read User Reviews: Reading reviews from other customers can provide valuable insights into the performance and durability of a specific fixture.

By following these steps and considering your personal preferences and needs, you'll be better equipped to choose the right faucet or fixture for your home. 

Remember that the right choice should combine both functionality and aesthetics while staying within your budget.