Faucet Repair in Buffalo

Licensed Faucet Specialists Serving Western New York

There's nothing quite as exasperating as the constant "drip, drip, drip" of a leaky faucet. It's like a tiny drummer practicing his solo in the quiet of your kitchen or bathroom. But it's not just annoying, it's a water waster too! A small leak can result in hundreds of gallons of wasted water each year, not to mention a hefty increase in your water bill. So, not only is it an annoyance to your senses, it's an enemy to your wallet and the environment!

But don't fret! Our faucet wizards at Jim Ando Plumbing have been tackling pesky leaks and installing shiny new faucets for decades. Yes, you heard it right, decades! We've seen all kinds of faucets, from the classic to the eccentric, and there's never been a faucet too challenging for us. Our experienced team of professionals is equipped with a rich understanding of faucet mechanics, ensuring that we get it right - the first time. 

Why a Leaky Faucet Shouldn't Be Ignored

Just like everything else in your home, faucets are not invincible—they're susceptible to the regular wear and tear of daily use. Over time, this constant battle with the elements can lead to leaks. While a dripping faucet may seem like a trivial, everyday household issue, it's more common and far more serious than most people realize. 

Ignoring it isn't just a matter of "toughing out" the annoying drips; there are several significant reasons not to turn a blind eye:

• Water waste: According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), a leaky faucet dripping at the rate of one drip per second can waste more than 3,000 gallons per year. That's the amount of water needed for over 180 showers!
• Increased utility bills: Those drips add up on your monthly water bill. Fixing easily corrected household leaks can save homeowners about 10% on their water bills.
• Environmental impact: Freshwater scarcity is a pressing global issue. By ignoring a leaky faucet, we're not just hurting our wallets but also contributing to a larger environmental problem.
• Potential for greater damage: A small leak might indicate a bigger plumbing issue. If left untreated, it could potentially result in severe water damage and costly repairs down the line.