Leaky faucet, running toilet, new vanity or disposal? We handle the everyday fixture work, usually alongside a remodel or repaint, so you don't need a second crew.
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Kitchen, bath and laundry faucets swapped or fixed, with new supply lines.
New toilets set level on a fresh wax ring, and running or rocking toilets fixed.
New sinks and vanities installed and hooked up, drains and traps connected.
Disposals replaced or newly installed under your kitchen sink.
Valve trim, showerheads, handles and tub spouts updated to match your new look.
Dripping traps, worn shutoff valves and old supply lines replaced before they cause damage.
Bigger jobs like water heaters, gas lines, re-piping and sewer lines need a licensed plumber. If your project needs one, we tell you upfront and point you to a pro we trust.
From Our Remodels
Fixture and rough-in work from a Savannah bathroom remodel by our crew.
Why Choose Us
Fixtures go in the same week as your tile and paint, no waiting on a second contractor.
Every connection is tested and checked for leaks before we pack up.
If a job needs a licensed plumber, we tell you before we start, not after.
FAQ
Most single-fixture jobs land between $150 and $450 in labor, depending on access and what's behind the wall. A standard toilet swap or kitchen faucet usually sits in the lower half of that range. You can buy the fixture or we pick it up for you, and the price is set in writing before we start.
No. We stick to fixture installation and small repairs: faucets, toilets, sinks, vanities, disposals and shower trim. Water heaters, gas lines, re-piping and sewer work need a licensed plumber, and we tell you upfront if your project crosses that line so there are no surprises.
That's where most of this work comes from. When we remodel a bathroom or refresh a kitchen, the new faucet, toilet, vanity and shower trim go in the same week as the tile and paint, so you're not coordinating a second crew or waiting on someone else's schedule.
Most running or rocking toilets are fixed in one visit, often the same or next day in Savannah, Pooler and Richmond Hill. A worn flapper, fill valve or wax ring is usually the culprit. If the floor under it is soft from an old leak, we show you before going any further.
Yes, especially in homes over 15 years old. Old shutoff valves seize up and supply lines wear out, and a burst line is a common cause of water damage. Swapping them is quick and inexpensive, so we recommend it any time a fixture is being replaced anyway.
Free estimates, no pressure, usually same-day reply.
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