Kitchen & Bath Faucet Installation in Lilburn, GA

A standard kitchen or bathroom faucet with sound shutoff valves is usually about an hour to two. Touchless faucets, pot fillers, or a job where seized valves and rusted hardware have to be cut out and replaced run longer. Either way you'll have an upfront flat price before we start.

That comes down to the hole configuration - how many holes your sink or countertop has and how they're spaced - versus what the new faucet needs. A single-handle faucet drops onto a three-hole sink with a deck plate; a widespread needs matching hole spacing. We confirm the match before removing anything so you don't end up with exposed holes or a faucet that won't seat.

Yes - a deck plate, or escutcheon, covers the two outer holes so you get a clean, sealed look with a single-hole faucet. Many kitchen faucets include one. We fit it so the unused holes are sealed against leaks and hidden, not just capped.

A like-for-like faucet swap is minor repair and doesn't need a permit in most Gwinnett jurisdictions. Running a new supply line - say, for a pot filler through a wall - or relocating a fixture can trigger one, and requirements vary by city. We'll tell you if your job needs a permit and handle it if so.

If the angle stops under the sink are old, corroded, or won't fully close, yes - it's the ideal time and cheap insurance. Fresh valves and flexible supply lines mean you can actually shut the water off at the sink next time, and it heads off the slow leaks that old, brittle valves cause. We swap them as part of the install when they're failing.

The usual culprits are supply connections that were cross-threaded or over-tightened, old worn supply lines reused instead of replaced, a seized shutoff valve that never fully closes, or a mounting nut that couldn't be reached and torqued in a tight cabinet. Those show up as slow drips that soak the cabinet floor. We connect fresh lines correctly and pressure-test every joint.

Yes. Touchless faucets run on a battery pack or a transformer, so they don't require an outlet under the sink - though we can wire to one where it's available. We mount the sensor and control box, set the connections, and test that it triggers cleanly before we leave.

Absolutely - plenty of homeowners buy the faucet they want and have us set it. We'll confirm it matches your sink's hole configuration, install and seal it, connect fresh supply lines, replace any failing shutoff valves, and leak-test it. If the model won't fit your sink, we'll flag that before we start rather than after.