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Faucet and Fixture Repair and Installation in San Jose, CA

Dripping, leaking or ready for an upgrade? Our licensed San Jose plumbers repair faucets of every major brand and install new kitchen, bathroom and laundry faucets, sinks and fixtures, including the ones you've already bought. Each job is quoted as a fixed price after we see the faucet and its connections.

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Faucet and Fixture Services in San Jose

Repairs, replacements and new installations, done neatly and leak-tested.

  • Faucet repair

    Drips, leaks at the base, low flow and stiff handles fixed with new cartridges, valves, O-rings and aerators.

  • Faucet installation

    Kitchen, bathroom, bar and laundry faucets, including pull-down, touchless and wall-mount models.

  • Plumbing fixture installation

    Sinks, vanities, utility sinks, pot fillers and hose bibs installed and connected, in remodels or as replacements.

  • Shutoff valves and supply lines

    Old multi-turn stops and braided lines replaced, so you can shut off water at each fixture.

  • Shower and tub faucets

    Shower valves, cartridges and trim; see shower repair for full valve replacement.

  • Outdoor faucets and hose bibs

    Leaking or broken hose bibs replaced, with vacuum breakers where code requires.

Signs Your Faucet Needs Repair or Replacement

Small faucet problems waste water and get worse over time.

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  • A steady drip

    Usually a worn cartridge, washer or seat; the EPA counts dripping faucets among the common household leaks that waste thousands of gallons a year.

  • Water at the base or under the sink

    Leaking O-rings, supply connections or a cracked faucet body.

  • Low flow

    Clogged aerators or cartridges from mineral buildup in hard water.

  • Stiff or loose handles

    Worn cartridges or loose mounting hardware.

  • Corrosion or mineral crust

    White crust and corrosion around the spout and handles.

  • An old or dated faucet

    When parts are hard to find, replacement often costs less than repair.

Faucet Types and How They’re Repaired

  • Cartridge faucets are the most common single- and two-handle faucets today. A drip or stiff handle usually means a new cartridge.
  • Ceramic disc faucets are durable; leaks typically come from worn seals.
  • Ball faucets, common in older single-handle kitchen faucets, need new seals, springs or a ball.
  • Compression faucets, with separate hot and cold handles that tighten down, need new washers and sometimes seats.

Knowing the brand and model helps us bring the right parts. Quality faucets from major brands are usually worth repairing; inexpensive or discontinued ones are often better replaced.

Choosing a New Faucet

Match the faucet to the sink’s hole pattern, or plan for a deck plate. In kitchens, pull-down sprayers, high-arc spouts and touchless controls are popular; in bathrooms, choose single-hole, centerset or widespread to fit the vanity. We’re happy to install the faucet you choose, or recommend models with easy-to-find parts.

Fixture Installation in Remodels

During a remodel, we rough in supply and drain lines to fit the fixtures you’ve chosen, then return to set sinks, faucets, toilets and shower trim once the finish work is done. Coordinating with your contractor early avoids surprises like a faucet that doesn’t fit the valve or a sink drain in the wrong place.

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Checked October 2026.

How Much Does Faucet Repair or Installation Cost in San Jose?

Most faucet repairs and installations are quoted as a fixed price after we see the faucet and the connections. Installing a faucet you've bought costs less than a full sink or fixture replacement.

Typical faucet and fixture services prices in San Jose, installed, in US dollars. Checked October 2026.
ServiceTypical San Jose price (USD)
Flat-rate pricingTypically based on $150–$250 per hour, plus parts and drive time
After-hours flat-rate pricingTypically based on $200–$300 per hour, plus parts and drive time, with a minimum charge
Inspection feeWaived for service plan members$59

What affects the price

  • Repair or replace. A cartridge is quick; a new faucet takes longer.
  • Faucet type. Wall-mount, touchless and pot-filler faucets take more work.
  • Shutoff valves. Seized stops are replaced at the same time.
  • Sink and countertop. Changing hole patterns or the sink adds time.

Most repairs are quoted as a fixed price before we start. Ranges are typical for San Jose and the South Bay and don't include current specials.

How Our Faucet Service Works

  1. Call or book online

    Tell us the brand if you know it, or send a photo.

  2. Diagnose

    We find the cause of the drip or leak and check the shutoffs and supply lines.

  3. Written price

    You get a written price for repair or replacement.

  4. Repair or install

    We use manufacturer parts where available and protect your cabinets and counters.

  5. Test

    We test for leaks at every connection and check flow and temperature.

Faucets in San Jose Homes

Local conditions that affect faucets and fixtures.

  • Hard water

    Moderately hard South Bay water leaves mineral scale in aerators and cartridges. Cleaning aerators helps; cartridges wear faster.

  • Water efficiency

    California limits flow rates for new faucets, 1.2 gallons per minute in the bathroom and 1.8 in the kitchen; new models save water without feeling weak.

  • Old shutoff valves

    Many older homes have multi-turn stops that seize. We replace them when we install a faucet.

Neighborhoods we serve: Downtown San Jose · Willow Glen · East San Jose · South San Jose · Evergreen · Cambrian Park · West San Jose · Berryessa · North San Jose · Blossom Valley

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What Our Customers Say

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  • I just used CPI. I had a drain that my contractor spent 3 days on and couldn’t unplug. I was expecting the worst – I hate wallet pain. My appointment was from 9-11. I expected to wait all day. At 10 am, I get a knock at the door. I open the door. A young man, Daniel, well dressed and groomed appears. He is polite and professional. I let him in, but before he comes in, he respects my house and puts on shoe covers. He sees the clogged sink. I blink, and poof its working. (Ok, maybe not like magic, but he assessed the problem and fixes it.) then he turns on the water to show if it backs up. Now here is the important part. He leaves the water ON. He does not attempt to turn OFF. He wait for me to be satisfied. Watch out Plumbers, there’s a new company in Town.

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  • Quality work, fair price, very responsive. Our go to company in Bay Area.

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  • I have used CPI for many years and they are the best! Luis was my tech this time and he was excellent. Explained everything to me and did a great job.

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Faucet and Fixture Services FAQs

Why is my faucet dripping?

Usually a worn cartridge, washer or valve seat, sometimes high water pressure. See why your faucet is dripping.

Should I repair or replace my faucet?

Repair a good-quality faucet with available parts. Replace it if it's corroded, leaks from the body, parts are discontinued, or you want a new style.

Can you install a faucet I bought?

Yes. We install customer-supplied faucets and fixtures and check that the parts are complete before we start.

How long does faucet installation take?

Usually one to two hours, longer if the shutoff valves or sink need work.

Do you install sinks and vanities?

Yes, as part of remodels or replacements, including the drain, trap and supply connections.

Helpful Guides

Serving San Jose and the South Bay

Our shop is at 2880 Aiello Dr in San Jose. We provide faucet and fixture services across the city and nearby South Bay and Peninsula communities. See our full service area.

Faucets and fixtures in other cities

Content and prices reviewed October 2026.

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