Service
Sink replacement, kitchen and bath.
Faucets, fixtures, and full-sink swaps. Done clean, with no leftover mess and no surprise leaks.
Overview
What this covers.
Sink work looks simple until you are under the cabinet with a wrench and twenty years of hard-water buildup on every fitting. Scott does it the way it should be done: shutoffs replaced if they are crusty, supply lines swapped fresh, and traps put back the right way.
If you are buying the sink yourself, that is fine. Scott will come install it. If you want a recommendation on a unit that will outlast the next remodel, he can do that too.
Common items handled
- Kitchen sink replacement
- Bathroom and vanity sinks
- Faucet and fixture swaps
- Shutoff valve and supply line replacement
- P-trap and drain line work
- Disposal reconnect after a sink swap
How Scott approaches it
Three steps. No surprises.
Pull the old unit clean.
Shutoffs first. Then supply lines, drain, and the sink itself, with the cabinet protected.
Set the new sink right.
Sealed properly so it does not leak under the rim a year from now.
Test everything.
Hot, cold, supply lines, drain, and the trap. Run real water before the truck leaves.
Quote first. Wrench second.
A real number before any work happens. If anything changes, you hear about it before the next step.
From the truck
Recent sink work.
Photos Scott took on actual jobs in Clarksville. No stock. Real work.
Need a plumber today?
Pick up the phone. You will get Scott himself or Sarah, his scheduling assistant, around the clock. No offshore call center. Quotes are free, work is honest, and the truck is local.