Kitchen Plumbing
Kitchens combine a sink, faucet, disposal, dishwasher connection, and supply lines — all sharing one drain. Kitchen plumbing addresses the room as a system, so a slow drain or a leak under the sink is traced to its actual source rather than the nearest fixture.
Common reasons you may need this service
- You're remodeling a kitchen.
- The sink is slow or backing up.
- The disposal or dishwasher connection leaks.
- A supply line under the sink is weeping.
- You want the kitchen's plumbing assessed.
Typical tasks and considerations
- Inspecting the sink, faucet, and disposal.
- Clearing the drain and trap.
- Sealing the strainer and connections.
- Checking the dishwasher and supply lines.
- Advising on fixture and layout choices.
Common problems and possible causes
Slow kitchen drain
Grease and food buildup in the trap and line. Clearing it and adjusting habits slows the return.
Disposal leak
A worn mount or housing seal lets water under the sink. Re-sealing or replacing the disposal stops it.
Dishwasher connection
The dishwasher drain or supply can leak at the branch. Tightening or replacing the connection resolves it.
Kitchen Plumbing — frequently asked
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Repairing and installing kitchen, bathroom, and utility sinks and their connections.
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Repairing jams, leaks, and humming disposals, plus new disposal installation.
Learn moreDrain Cleaning
Clearing slow and blocked drains in kitchens, bathrooms, and utility areas to restore normal flow.
Learn moreNeed kitchen plumbing?
Describe what's happening and we'll review the details with you before any work begins.