Name: Florida Flush Plumbing
Address: 201 SE 10th Ave, Boynton Beach, Florida, 33435, US
Telephone: 561-336-4082
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Boynton Beach Faucet Repair, Replacement & New Installation

A dripping faucet wastes more water than most homeowners realize. In fact, one faucet dripping once per second wastes over 3,000 gallons per year. Beyond the water bill, worn faucets corrode faster in South Florida's hard water environment — so small drips become bigger problems quickly.

Florida Flush Plumbing handles faucet repairs and installations of all types throughout Boynton Beach and Palm Beach County. Whether you need a quick fix or a full fixture upgrade, our licensed plumbers get the job done right.

Call 561-336-4082 or contact us online to book your appointment.

From Drips to Full Replacements — Here's What We Handle

Not all faucet problems are the same. Moreover, the fix depends heavily on the faucet type and how long the issue has gone unaddressed. Below are the most common faucet problems we solve for Boynton Beach homeowners every week.

Dripping or Leaking Faucet

A dripping faucet usually means a worn washer, O-ring, or cartridge inside the valve body. These parts degrade over time — and particularly fast in Florida's mineral-heavy water. Fortunately, most drip repairs take under an hour. We carry replacement cartridges and repair kits for all major faucet brands on our trucks.

Low Water Pressure at the Faucet

Low pressure at a single faucet is usually a clogged aerator. Mineral deposits from hard water build up in the aerator screen over time and restrict flow. However, if multiple faucets show low pressure throughout your home, the cause may be deeper in your supply lines. We diagnose both scenarios and fix the root cause — not just the symptom.

Faucet Handle That Spins or Won't Turn

A handle that spins freely or won't turn at all indicates worn internal components. Specifically, the stem or cartridge has failed. This is a very common issue in homes with older fixtures or in areas with hard water. We rebuild the valve assembly or replace the faucet entirely, depending on the unit's age and condition.

Faucet Sprayer Not Working

Pull-down and pull-out kitchen faucet sprayers fail in a few ways. The hose may kink or crack, the diverter valve may stick, or the spray head may clog with mineral buildup. Additionally, the weight that retracts the hose sometimes slips off. We troubleshoot the full sprayer system and repair or replace whichever component has failed.

Faucet Leaking at the Base

Water pooling around the base of the faucet on the countertop usually means the O-rings on the body have failed. Left unaddressed, this leak seeps under the countertop and into the cabinet below. As a result, mold and water damage can develop before you even notice. We replace the O-rings or install a new faucet if the unit is beyond repair.

Faucet Installation and Upgrades in Boynton Beach

Upgrading your kitchen faucet is one of the most cost-effective kitchen improvements you can make. Furthermore, a new fixture can dramatically change how your kitchen looks and functions. Florida Flush installs all faucet styles — pull-down, pull-out, bridge, wall-mount, touchless, and high-arc designs.

Choosing the Right Faucet for South Florida

Hard water shortens faucet life — especially for chrome and nickel finishes. For that reason, we recommend brushed nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, or stainless finishes for Boynton Beach kitchens. These hold up better against mineral deposits and the coastal humidity that accelerates corrosion on exposed hardware.

Single-Hole vs. Three-Hole Faucet Replacement

Swapping a faucet isn't always straightforward. For instance, your new faucet may require different mounting holes than your existing countertop or sink. We measure your setup before recommending a fixture and handle any deck plate or escutcheon needs to cover extra holes cleanly.

Adding a Filtered Water Faucet

Many Boynton Beach homeowners add a dedicated filtered water faucet alongside their main kitchen faucet. This requires a separate supply line connection and a single extra hole in the sink or countertop. We install filtered water taps as a standalone job or alongside a main faucet replacement — whichever works best for your kitchen setup.

How South Florida Hard Water Affects Your Faucets

Hard water doesn't just affect pipes — it attacks faucet internals directly. Over time, calcium and magnesium deposits build up inside cartridges and aerators, causing stiff handles, reduced flow, and drips that worsen quickly. Consequently, faucets in Boynton Beach homes often fail sooner than their rated lifespan suggests. We clean aerators, replace cartridges, and recommend water filtration solutions that protect your fixtures long-term. For broader water quality concerns, our plumbing services include whole-home water treatment options worth exploring.

How much does faucet repair cost in Boynton Beach?

Most faucet repairs fall in the $75–$200 range depending on the faucet type and parts needed. Simple cartridge replacements are on the lower end. Specialty or imported fixtures can run higher due to parts availability. Either way, we give you a clear quote before we start — no surprises. Contact us online for an estimate.

Can a dripping faucet cause water damage?

Absolutely — and it happens faster than most people expect. A slow drip at the base of a kitchen faucet soaks into the countertop substrate and cabinet floor over weeks. By the time you see staining or warping, the damage is already done. Therefore, it's always worth fixing a drip promptly rather than waiting for it to get worse.

How long does faucet installation take?

Most standard kitchen faucet installations take between 45 minutes and two hours. However, if shut-off valves are corroded or the supply lines need replacing — both very common in older Boynton Beach homes — add some extra time. We carry replacement valves and lines on every truck, so we rarely need a second trip.

Do you install faucets I purchased myself?

es. Many homeowners buy their own fixture at a hardware store or online. We install customer-supplied faucets and make sure all connections are tight, tested, and code-compliant. Just make sure the fixture matches your sink's hole configuration before purchasing — we're happy to advise before you buy.

What brands of faucets do you work with?

We service and install all major brands — Moen, Delta, Kohler, American Standard, Pfister, Grohe, and others. We stock cartridges and repair kits for the most common models. For less common or imported fixtures, we may need to source parts — but we'll let you know upfront.

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Faucet Installation & Repair