Sinks & Faucets
Sink & Faucet Services in Avon, NY & the Surrounding Areas
Sinks and faucets are small parts of your plumbing system that significantly impact your household’s daily operation. At Isaac Heating & Air Conditioning, we’re all about improving your comfort and quality of life, whether by fixing a leaky faucet or upgrading your bathroom with modern sinks and faucets.
With free replacement quotes, upfront pricing, and flexible financing options, our family-owned and -operated company helps you fit any plumbing project into your budget!
Contact our team to request sink & faucet services across Rochester, Avon, Canandaigua, and Twin Tiers, NY.
Top-Rated Sink Replacement & Repair
If your sink is cracked, leaking, stained, or outdated, call Isaac for expert replacement and repair. We provide free estimates on replacement quotes and guidance in choosing the best sink for your needs. Our team will install your new sink, ensuring it’s properly set up and sealed for seamless operation.
Sinks Options
When it comes to sinks and faucets, you’ve got options with Isaac! We offer various styles, including:
- Pedestal sinks: Typically installed in smaller bathrooms, pedestal sinks are free-standing sinks without an attached cabinet or counter.
- Vessel sinks: Common in bathrooms, vessel sinks are bowl-shaped and are installed in a counter.
- Double basin sinks: Ideal for kitchens, these sinks have two sections — one for washing dishes and one for rinsing or drying them.
- Farmhouse sinks: Also called apron front sinks or country sinks, these large, deep, rectangular kitchen sinks feature an exposed front side.
Expert Faucet Installation & Repair
If your faucet is malfunctioning, don’t wait for repair — some leaks can be internal or allow water to seep down behind walls and into cabinets. Count on the pros at Isaac to diagnose and resolve your faucet issues. We also install new faucets and replace old ones that are beyond repair or don’t match your desired style.
- Ball faucets: These faucets are best for kitchens and bathrooms. They have a single handle moving over a ball-shaped cap above the base.
- Cartridge faucets: These have two handles that move smoothly to turn the water on and off. Inside, a plastic or brass cylinder called a cartridge controls the water flow.
- Compression faucets: These faucets use the oldest faucet technology. They have two handles that you loosen or tighten to turn the water on and off.
- Disk faucets: This faucet type uses the latest technology in faucet design. Instead of a handle, they feature a single lever on a cylinder at the base of the faucet that you move lightly to control the water flow.
Signs It's Time To Upgrade Your Faucet
It feels like there’s never a good time to embark on a plumbing project, but allowing some issues to go unaddressed can cause you more headaches in the long run. The signs below are clear indicators that it’s time to replace your faucet:
- Dripping: In many cases, faucets drip because their internal components have worn out.
- Spitting: If the water spits or sputters from your faucet, this may be caused by clogged aerators or mineral buildup.
- Rust, corrosion, or stains: Hard water, grease, oil, make-up, paint, and other materials can build up over time, causing faucets to rust and stain your sink.
- Outdated look: Older faucets inevitably go out of style, giving your kitchen or bathrooms a dated feel.
Choose Isaac Heating & Air Conditioning for Sink & Faucet Services
At Isaac Heating & Air Conditioning, we’re driven by one goal: improving the quality of your life. Our fixture services are focused on helping your plumbing run smoothly and efficiently so you can enjoy using your sinks and faucets with no issues. We offer 24-hour service for plumbing emergencies and service all brands, so don’t hesitate to call! When You Need Us, We’ll Be There.®
For expert sink and faucet services in Rochester, Twin Tiers, Avon, and Canandaigua, NY, schedule with the Isaac team today!
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I install a new faucet or sink by myself?
For the best results, entrust your faucet or sink installation to a licensed professional. Incorrect installation can result in leaks, which can cause property damage.
What are the most common faucet problems?
The most common faucet issues include dripping faucets, leaks from the handle or around the spout base, low water pressure, spitting or sputtering, and hard-to-turn handles.
Does a dripping faucet really waste that much water?
A dripping faucet wastes far more water than you might think! According to the EPA, a faucet that drips at one drip per second can waste more than 3,000 gallons per year.