Faucet, Sink & Disposal Repair

Kitrchen and Bathroom Repair Services in Washington

Top Rated Faucet, Sink & Garbage Disposal Repair in Seattle, WA

The kitchen and bathroom are the hardest-working rooms in your home. When a faucet constantly drips, a sink refuses to drain, or a garbage disposal suddenly jams, it brings your daily routine to a grinding halt. Grindstone Guys provides fast, reliable repair and installation services for all your sink fixtures across the greater Seattle area.

Whether you need to fix a leaky bathroom faucet, unclog a kitchen sink, or upgrade to a powerful new garbage disposal, our fully stocked trucks have the parts to fix the issue in a single visit.

Signs You Need Sink, Faucet, or Disposal Service

Plumbing fixtures see heavy daily use, and wear and tear is inevitable. Call our local Seattle team if you are experiencing any of the following:

  1. The Relentless Drip
    A faucet that drips just once per second can waste over 3,000 gallons of water a year—driving up your King County utility bills and eventually staining your sink basin.

  2. Low Water Pressure
    If your faucet is sputtering or the water pressure has dropped significantly, the aerator may be clogged with hard water mineral deposits, or there could be a deeper issue in the supply line.

  3. Humming or Jammed Disposal
    If you flip the switch and your garbage disposal just humms, clicks, or does nothing at all, the motor is either jammed or has burnt out.

  4. Persistent Sink Clogs
    When water takes forever to drain out of the sink, or if it backs up on the opposite side of a double basin, there is a stubborn blockage in the P-trap or the branch drain line.

  5. Leaking Under the Sink
    Puddles inside your sink cabinet mean a drain pipe connection has vibrated loose, the disposal seal has failed, or the faucet supply lines are compromised.

gg install drinking fountain with bolttel filler in school
faucet and sink repair grindstone guys

Our Repair & Installation Process

We make upgrading or fixing your kitchen and bathroom fixtures completely stress-free:

Step 1

Thorough Inspection

We examine the faucet cartridge, the sink basin, the drain trap, and the disposal unit to find the exact root of the problem.

Step 2

Upfront Pricing & Options

Whether it is a quick O-ring replacement or installing a brand-new fixture, we give you a clear, flat-rate price before any wrenches are turned.

Step 3

Professional Execution

Our licensed plumbers complete the repair, test the water pressure and drainage, and wipe down the workspace so your kitchen or bathroom is ready to use immediately.

Repair vs. Replace: What Makes Sense?

Not sure if you should fix that old fixture or just buy a new one? Here is a quick guide on how we advise our Seattle customers:

FixtureWhen to RepairWhen to Replace
FaucetsMinor drips, clogged aerators, or loose handles on newer, high-quality models.Severe mineral corrosion, cracked bases, or when upgrading the style of the bathroom/kitchen.
SinksMinor clogs in the P-trap or replacing the drain assembly/pop-up stopper.The basin is physically cracked, deeply stained, or the enamel is chipped and rusting.
Garbage DisposalsSimple jams (like a trapped spoon or fruit pit), tripped reset buttons, or minor clogs.The motor is burnt out (humming/smoking), the casing is actively leaking water, or it is over 10 years old.

Why Choose Grindstone Guys for Fixture Upgrades?

Installing a new faucet or disposal might seem like a weekend DIY project, but one small mistake can lead to a ruined vanity cabinet or a flooded kitchen. When you hire Grindstone Guys, you get absolute peace of mind. We ensure water supply lines are perfectly sealed, disposals are properly mounted to prevent loud vibrations, and everything complies with Washington state plumbing codes.

Frequently Asked Questions

A leak around the handle (rather than the spout) usually means the O-ring or the internal cartridge has worn out. As you turn the handle over the years, the friction wears down these rubber and plastic seals. We can quickly disassemble the handle and replace the cartridge.

  • Fats, oils, and grease (they solidify in the cold Seattle pipes and cause massive clogs)

  • Fibrous vegetables (celery, corn husks, asparagus)

  • Coffee grounds and eggshells (they create a sludgy paste that clogs the P-trap)

  • Pasta and rice (they expand in water and block the drain)

Not necessarily! Disposals have a built-in safety feature that trips to protect the motor if it gets overloaded. Look underneath the disposal unit for a small red reset button. Push it back in. If the disposal turns on, you are good to go. If it pops back out immediately or just hums, you likely need a repair or replacement.

Yes! If you have already purchased a specific faucet, farmhouse sink, or vanity that you love, our team is more than happy to provide the professional installation required to get it hooked up safely and correctly.

Absolutely. Foul odors from a kitchen sink are usually caused by rotting food debris stuck in the disposal blades or a buildup of sludge in the P-trap. We can deeply clean the disposal, clear the drain trap, and show you how to maintain it to prevent future odors.