Shower cartridge replacement
A shower that drips or runs hot nonstop usually has a failed cartridge. We extract the old one, clean the valve body, and install the correct Moen, Delta, or Pfister part.
A shower that drips or runs hot nonstop usually has a failed cartridge. We extract the old one, clean the valve body, and install the correct Moen, Delta, or Pfister part.
Kitchen and bath faucets: cartridges, stems, O-rings, or a full faucet swap when the old one isn't worth saving.
Water still coming out of the spout with the shower on? That's a diverter, and it's a quick fix.
Supply lines, shutoff valves, and drain slip joints that weep into the cabinet.
Water stains on a ceiling under a bathroom, or a meter that moves with everything off, means a leak we need to trace.
Old multi-turn valves that won't close all the way get replaced so the next repair is easy.
A dripping fixture wastes water around the clock, and a cartridge leaking hot water runs your water heater for nothing. Most shower and faucet repairs are done in one visit.
Emergency calls Mon–Fri, Saturday 9–3, closed Sunday. Call or text (845) 476-9348.
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Usually, yes. Most cartridge and valve repairs are done from the trim side. We only open a wall if the valve body itself is cracked or leaking behind the tile.
It isn't a flood, but it wastes hot water and energy every hour. Book it soon. If you can't stop it, shut the supply off and call (845) 476-9348.
Yes. Moen, Delta, Pfister, Kohler and most common brands. We match the cartridge to your valve.
With every fixture off, look at your water meter (or well pump cycling). If it moves, you have a leak somewhere. Call and we'll trace it.
Yes. If a faucet is corroded or parts are no longer made, a replacement often costs about the same as chasing repairs.