Bathroom Sink Faucet and Drain Upgrade Done Right

A bathroom sink that's leaking, outdated, or just plain falling apart is one of those problems you can ignore for a while - until you really can't. What we were working with here was a sink that had seen better days. The old drain assembly under the cabinet was wrapped in tape and makeshift fixes that had piled up over time. That kind of thing is a slow leak waiting to happen, if it wasn't already.

We stripped it all out and started fresh. New faucet, new drain hardware, new p-trap. Everything properly fitted and seated so it actually functions the way it should. The difference between a cobbled-together repair and doing it correctly is something you feel every single time you turn the handle.

Under the cabinet is where a lot of plumbing work lives or dies. A drain line that's been patched and re-patched with tape isn't sealing properly - it's just delaying the problem. Swapping in a clean chrome p-trap with solid fittings means no slow drips, no mystery moisture, and no mold surprises down the road.

Up top, the three-hole sink got a brand new two-handle faucet installed cleanly through the deck plate. Simple, functional, and built to last. That's really what good bathroom plumbing comes down to - not flashy, just dependable. We do this kind of work every day, and the standard doesn't change based on the size of the job.

Whether it's a single-family home or a commercial restroom that gets heavy use, a sink that works right matters. If yours is giving you trouble - dripping, draining slow, or leaking under the cabinet - that's exactly the kind of thing we handle at Plumb Force.