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Direct Services Plumbing and Drain, Inc.

Fixture Repair and Replacement

From dripping faucets and running toilets to fixture upgrades and replacements, Direct Services Plumbing and Drain, Inc. helps homeowners throughout Augusta and the CSRA keep their plumbing working properly and looking its best.

Directing Water for 3 Generations

Professional Workmanship

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Residential Plumbing Specialists

Common Fixture Problems

Deciding between rebuilding an existing plumbing fixture and installing a new unit comes down to age, parts availability, and long-term value. Constant dripping wastes water and damages surrounding cabinet framing, flooring, walls, and vanity surfaces over time. Direct Services Plumbing and Drain, Inc. helps you make the most sensible choice for your home. We service internal stems, replace worn rubber gaskets, swap faulty flappers, rebuild fill valves, and install new aerators when the main body of the unit remains solid.

If corrosion cracks the metal casting or replacement parts are no longer manufactured, full fixture replacement protects your home against surprise water damage. Modern units also improve water efficiency while updating the overall look of your kitchen or bathroom. If an active leak threatens your living areas during regular business hours, our office prioritizes your call to send assistance as quickly as possible.

We provide a clear estimate detailing your options before any work starts. You review the scope and pricing so you stay in control of the decision. After completing the fixture repair or replacement, our expert team tests the installation under full household water pressure to verify watertight connections.

FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

We have answered the most common questions about our fixture repair and replacement services below. Not finding what you are looking for? Give us a call anytime.

Can I supply my own faucet or toilet for your team to install?

Yes. You can purchase your preferred model independently, and our plumbers will install the unit, connect all the supply lines, secure the hardware, and verify proper operation.

What causes a faucet to keep dripping after changing the washer?

A persistent drip usually points to mineral pitting inside the valve seat, a cracked ceramic disc cartridge, work O-rings, corrosion inside the faucet body, or high household water pressure forcing past the internal seals.

Why do older shutoff valves under the sink freeze up?

Mineral deposits from hard water accumulate along the internal threads and packing nuts over years without use, causing the brass stem to bind and freeze in place.

Is it necessary to replace supply lines when installing a new sink fixture?

We recommend installing new braided stainless steel supply lines whenever replacing a fixture. After years in service, old rubber-lined hoses become brittle, lose flexibility, develop weak spots, and risk bursting under pressure.

How do I know if my running toilet requires a new part or a full replacement?

A running toilet often only needs an internal tune-up, like a fresh flapper or fill valve. However, if the porcelain tank developed a hairline fracture, the flush valve seat cracked, or the bowl no longer clears waste effectively due to clogged internal siphon jets, replacing the complete toilet is the better option.

What should I check before your technician arrives to install a new fixture?

Clear items from under the sink cabinet, make sure the main area around the fixture is unobstructed, and keep pets in another room so the plumber can work safely.

TESTIMONIALS

What Our Customers Say

Do not just take our word for it — hear from homeowners just like you who trust Direct Services for all their plumbing needs.

Repair, Replace, or Upgrade.

Whether you just need to fix a leak or you are looking to make some home improvements via fixture replacement, the technicians at Direct Services are here to help. Fill out the contact form below to get in touch with our team.

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