Sink and faucet installation in Placerville
A new sink or faucet is one of the quickest ways to freshen a kitchen or bathroom. We install and replace sinks, faucets, and disposals, connect everything cleanly, and test for leaks before we leave.
A clean, leak free install
Most sink and faucet jobs use the water and drain connections already under your counter, which makes them a perfect handyman project. The difference between a good install and a callback is in the details: snug connections, proper seals, and a careful leak test. That is where we take our time.
Kitchen or bathroom, drop in or under mount, single faucet or a full sink swap, we handle it and leave the cabinet dry.
How we install your sink
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Shut off and remove
We close the shutoff valves, disconnect the old faucet, drain, and sink, and clear the old sealant so we start with a clean opening.
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Set the new sink
We fit the new sink to the counter, seal it properly so no water seeps under the rim, and secure it for a solid, even mount.
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Faucet and supply lines
We mount the faucet and connect the hot and cold supply lines, swapping worn shutoff valves or braided lines while we are in there if needed.
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Drain and disposal
We assemble the drain and P trap, connect the garbage disposal if you have one, and make sure everything drains freely.
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Test and clean up
We run the water, check every joint for leaks, seal the edges, and wipe down the area so it is ready to use right away.
What we install
- checkKitchen sinks, drop in and under mount
- checkBathroom and vanity sinks
- checkKitchen and bathroom faucets
- checkGarbage disposals
- checkShutoff valves and supply lines
- checkDrains, P traps, and basket strainers
Sink installation FAQs
Can you install a sink I already bought?
Yes. We install sinks and faucets you supply, or we can help you pick the right one. We connect the drain, supply lines, and disposal, then test everything for leaks.
Do you install garbage disposals?
Yes. We install and replace garbage disposals and connect them to the sink drain and existing outlet or switch. Simple swaps are a common same day job.
When would I need a licensed plumber instead?
Swapping a sink, faucet, or disposal that uses existing connections is a handyman job. If the work needs new water lines, a new drain rough in, or gas line changes, we refer you to a licensed plumber for that part.
Ready for a new sink or faucet?
Send us the sink or faucet you have in mind and we will give you a fair estimate.