Garbage Disposal Repair & Installation

Is Your Garbage Disposal Doing Any of These Things?

Jammed Garbage Disposal

A jam is the most common disposal problem. Food waste, a bone fragment, or a small utensil gets lodged in the grinding chamber. The disposal hums but doesn't spin. Don't keep hitting the reset button — that can burn out the motor. Our plumbers clear the jam safely and check the unit for damage before leaving.

Garbage Disposal Won't Turn On

If the disposal is completely silent, the issue is usually one of three things: a tripped reset button, a blown circuit, or a failed motor. We diagnose the cause quickly. A tripped reset or circuit is an easy fix. A failed motor usually means replacement is the smarter call.

Garbage Disposal Leaking

Disposals can leak from three spots — the sink flange on top, the side where the dishwasher drain connects, or the bottom of the unit. Each leak has a different cause and fix. Flange leaks are usually a re-seal job. Bottom leaks often mean the unit is done. We identify the source and give you an honest recommendation.

Garbage Disposal Making Loud or Unusual Noises

Grinding, rattling, or screeching sounds mean something is wrong inside the chamber. A piece of debris may be caught in the grinding ring. The impeller plate may be damaged. We clear the chamber, inspect the grinding components, and replace any worn parts.

Garbage Disposal Draining Slowly

Slow draining from the disposal usually points to a clog in the drain line — not the disposal itself. Grease and food debris build up in the pipe over time. We clear the blockage using professional snaking or hydro jetting and restore full flow.

Garbage Disposal Installation in Boynton Beach

Ready to replace an old unit or install one for the first time? We install all major brands — InSinkErator, Moen, Waste King, and others. We match the right unit to your household's needs and your existing plumbing setup.

What Size Disposal Do You Need?

Motor size matters. A ⅓ HP unit works for light single-person use. Most Boynton Beach families need at least ½ HP. Heavy cooking households do better with ¾ HP or 1 HP units. We help you choose before we install — no upsells, just honest advice.

Disposal and Dishwasher Connections

Most disposals connect directly to the dishwasher drain line. A new installation needs this connection properly made and tested. An improper connection causes backflow into the dishwasher. We handle the full hookup, including the drain line and dishwasher connection, as part of every installation.

Why Garbage Disposals Wear Out Faster in South Florida

Florida's hard water leaves mineral deposits inside disposal units over time. This buildup wears down grinding components faster than in other states. Citrus rinds — very common in Florida kitchens — also damage grinding rings when used too frequently. Our plumbers know these local patterns. We recommend units built to handle Florida's water chemistry and usage habits.

Garbage Disposal FAQs

Garbage Disposal Service Areas

We serve Boynton Beach and all of Palm Beach County — including Boca Raton, Lake Worth Beach, South Palm Beach, Delray Beach, West Palm Beach, and Wellington. We now serve select Broward County cities too — Deerfield Beach, Pompano Beach, Coral Springs, Margate, Parkland, Lighthouse Point, and Hillsboro Beach.