A dripping or leaking faucet wastes water and runs up the bill, and it rarely fixes itself. Intown Plumbing finds the cause and fixes it right, from Rockwall, across the DFW Metroplex. Honest pricing, no upsell, no surprises.
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A dripping faucet wastes water and money, and it rarely fixes itself. Intown Plumbing finds the cause and repairs it right, with honest pricing and no upsell. When a faucet drips, sticks, or loses pressure, it is almost always a worn or clogged part inside, not the whole fixture.
We repair kitchen, bathroom, laundry, and outdoor faucets across Rockwall County and the surrounding DFW area. We replace worn washers, O-rings, and cartridges, clear mineral-clogged aerators, reseat leaking handles and spouts, and replace faucets that are past saving. You get a clear diagnosis and an upfront price before we touch anything.
Not every plumber runs trenchless gear, and not every trenchless job is done right. Worth checking before you hire anyone, us included:
You get the price before we start, not after. No surprises on the invoice.
Our trucks carry common cartridges, washers, and O-rings, so most repairs are done in one visit.
If a repair is not worth it on an old, corroded faucet, we say so and show you the math.
Texas-licensed plumbers, fully insured, background-checked, and drug-tested.
Our team will beat it, explain what’s missing, or confirm it’s a good deal.
The water here is hard. Mineral-heavy water from the North Texas supply scales up aerators, stiffens cartridges, and corrodes seals years before they should fail.
In local homes we most often trace a dripping kitchen faucet to a cartridge chewed up by that mineral content, not a bad faucet. If you are fixing faucets and fixtures over and over, a whole-home water softener treats the root cause. Ask us about it during your visit.
Mineral-heavy North Texas water clogs the aerator screen and chokes your flow, the usual cause of lost pressure.
The same minerals stiffen and corrode the cartridge and seals, so the faucet drips years before it should.
Intown Plumbing has served Rockwall and the DFW area for over a decade, fully licensed, insured, and trusted on everything from a single dripping faucet to whole-home repiping. Our plumbers carry common faucet cartridges and parts, so most repairs are done in one visit.
Call (469) 207-1400, available 24/7 for the leaks that cannot wait.
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The price depends on your specific sink model and which components need to be replaced. Fixing common leaks using basic tools and standard materials (like brass or plastic) is highly affordable. However, if an off-the-shelf component doesn’t fit perfectly or if a complex extraction step is required, the price will adjust. We always diagnose the issue first and provide an upfront quote before any work begins.
The most frequent problem we encounter is a persistent drip originating from either the hot or cold water line. Homeowners also frequently notice that it becomes difficult to turn the faucet handle, or they spot water pooling around the base. Mineral buildup from hard water often requires us to remove and clean the aerator to restore proper flow before we reassemble the components.
Leaks are usually caused by degraded internal parts like washers, O-rings, or cartridges. Over time, internal components made of plastic or brass succumb to North Texas hard water corrosion. A loose nut or a corroded screw that holds internal seals in place can also break the watertight seal, leading to an active leak.
Yes, if you have the right parts. First, turn off the local water supply valve to stop the active flow, and plug the drain so small components don’t fall down the pipe.
Feel the temperature of the leaking water to identify if the source is the hot or cold line. Remove the handle to locate the top stem, loosen the packing nut securing it in place, and carefully pry or pull the old cartridge out. Using plumber’s grease can improve faucet function before you reassemble and test for leaks.
If the fixture is relatively new, replacing worn-out internal parts is the most cost-effective choice. Faucet components are widely available in durable materials like brass, plastic, and steel, making them easy to swap out.
However, if the entire fixture is old and deeply corroded, a total replacement will save you more money over time.
