Fixtures

We install and repair fixtures during a single replacement or as part of a remodel: faucets, toilets, showers, tub valves, garbage disposals, and the supply connections that feed them. If you are planning a kitchen or bath update, we can set the new fixtures and check the valves and lines behind them at the same time.

What we typically see

• Dripping lavatory and kitchen faucets
• Corroded finishes and stems on houses close to salt air
• Toilet leaks at the base, the supply, or inside the tank
• Shower valves that no longer hold temperature
• Disposals that hum and do not turn, or leak at the flange
• Hose bibs and outdoor showers that have seized or cracked

On barrier islands and beach neighborhoods — Sanibel, Fort Myers Beach, Marco Island, the Naples coast — salt air shows up on exterior fixtures and sometimes on metal inside a lanai bath. Replacing the fixture without checking the valve and the supply line just moves the leak six inches back.

If orange staining or a sulfur smell is what you actually want gone, a new faucet will not fix the water. We can test the water and talk about a softener, iron filtration, or a drinking-water system separately, and only if the test says you need it.