Hard water is tough on faucets. Minerals build up inside cartridges and valves, and in busy kitchens and bathrooms from Carlton Hills to Riverwalk, that wear shows up as a kitchen faucet that drips, a handle that gets stiffer every month, or a shower that keeps dripping after it's turned off.
Most of these are small repairs. A dripping faucet usually needs a new cartridge or seal. A stiff handle is often scale packed into the cartridge. A shower that drips after it's off has a worn cartridge or seat in the valve behind the wall, which is worth fixing before it causes damage you can't see. The contractor can find which part is worn and replace it, or tell you when the whole fixture is done.
Kitchen faucets, bathroom faucets, tub and shower valves, and the shutoff valves under the sink are all covered. Repairs when a repair makes sense, and a replacement when the fixture is worn out or you want an upgrade. Everything is explained in plain English, and the decision is yours.