Faucet Installation in Oregon City, Canby,& Mulino, OR
Kitchen, bath, and utility faucet installs and replacements across Mulino, Molalla, Oregon City, Canby and West Linn. New supply lines, clean caulk lines, and a leak test before we pack up.
Faucets That Don't Drip.
Three things that separate a faucet swap you forget about from one that calls you back in six months.
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New Supply Lines
Most leaks start at brittle old supply hoses, not the faucet. We swap to braided stainless lines on every install so the new fixture isn't undone by a 15-year-old hose.
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Flat-Rate Quotes
You'll know the price before we open the box. Standard kitchen and bath swaps are quoted up front, and we tell you ahead of time if shut-offs need replacing.
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Clean Caulk, No Leaks
Tidy bead of plumber's putty or silicone at the base, snug connections, and a real leak test on hot and cold before we leave. No drips, no puddles under the cabinet next week.
Loved by Homeowners.
"Keenon remodeled our 1/2 bath. He gave us a reasonable quote quickly, kept us apprised of when he'd arrive, and explained every step. From ceiling to floor our new 1/2 bath looks fantastic."
"Keenon has been so unbelievably helpful with getting items repaired around my house. Reliable, super easy to schedule with, and always mindful of my pets. I've been recommending him to friends!"
"Every experience has been great. Reliable, shows up when he says he will, and the quality really stands out. Attention to detail and solid craftsmanship every time."
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Faucet Installation, From Someone Who's Done a Few.
If a neighbor in Mulino called and asked who to hire for faucet installation, here's the short version of what we'd tell them. The faucet itself is the easy part. The two things that decide whether the install goes smoothly are the shut-off valves under the sink and the supply lines connecting them. A lot of older homes around Molalla and Oregon City still have the original multi-turn stop valves from the 80s or 90s, and those tend to seize, drip, or refuse to fully close right when you need them most.
Second, the supply lines. Cheap vinyl or old braided lines get brittle, and the first sign of trouble is a damp spot in the cabinet you don't notice for weeks. We replace supply lines on every faucet install with new braided stainless. It adds maybe $20 in parts and saves a soaked vanity later. The Dandy Handyman won't put a brand-new faucet back on tired hoses.
Third, the seal at the base. Kitchen faucets sit on the deck of the sink (or the countertop in a deck-mount setup) and they're either sealed with the rubber gasket that came in the box, plumber's putty, or a thin bead of clear silicone. Whichever the manufacturer specifies is the right one. We don't skip it. A faucet base that isn't sealed lets dish water sneak underneath and rots out the cabinet top over time.
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Ready to stop the drip?
Text us a photo of what's under the sink now and the faucet you want. Most quotes go out the same day, and most faucet installs land on the calendar within the week.
Mulino, Molalla, Oregon City, Canby & West Linn.
Mon – Fri · 9:00 am – 5:00 pm · Closed Sat & Sun