Faucet Repair & Installation

Top 3 Faucet Issues & How to Troubleshoot Them

For Both Indoor & Outdoor Faucets

Leaking Faucet

If your faucet is leaking, it may indicate worn or damaged washers or O-rings. To stop the leaks, inspect and replace these components.

Low Water Pressure

Clogged pipes can cause low water pressure in your faucets. Unclog your pipes to see if this resolves the issue. If not, contact a plumber for more assistance.

No Hot Water

If your faucet does not provide hot water, there may be an issue with your water heater rather than the faucet. Contact a plumber to repair your water heater.

Tired of Your Dripping Faucet?

f your faucet is still leaking or just not working, even after troubleshooting it, Appalachian Heating in Beckley, WV, can help. Call us anytime, day or night, to get the repairs you need fast.

(304) 877-5566

Faucet Repair & Installation FAQs

A leaking or malfunctioning faucet can spark questions as these may be signs of larger plumbing issues. Fortunately, the professional plumbers at Appalachian Heating are available 24/7 to answer your questions and help you explore your options.

Can you service both indoor and outdoor faucets?

Yes. To best accommodate our customers’ needs, Appalachian Heating services both indoor and outdoor faucets. We can even provide suggestions on winterizing your outdoor faucet to prepare it for the changing seasons. Contact us today to learn more.

Which type of faucet is right for my sink?

There are four main types of faucets, which include:

Ball – A washerless faucet with a single handle and an interior slotted ball assembly controlling the flow of hot and cold water.
Disc – On this washerless faucet, a single handle moves ceramic discs up and down to regulate the water flow.
Cartridge – An interior cartridge moves to regulate the faucet’s water flow. It can have a single or double handle and is washerless.
Compression – An interior rubber washer seals off the faucet’s water flow when compressed. It features a double handle.

A plumber, like those at Appalachian Heating, can help you determine which faucet is best for you based on your functional needs and aesthetic desires. Contact us today to start exploring your options.

How often should I replace my faucet?

Standard faucets usually last about 15 to 20 years with proper care and maintenance. However, if you notice your faucet is frequently leaking or otherwise malfunctioning, it may be time to replace it. Contact us today to request a quote on a new faucet.

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What Southern West Virginia
Says About Our Services

Just had an inspection completed. Tech mentioned some things to look out for in the future and gave me an idea of what to expect in the coming years. Very professional and friendly customer service. Would 100% recommend this company.

- David Adams

Christian showed up and had the issue resolved within 20 minutes. My new thermostat was programmed incorrectly and hot air was blowing even though thermostat was calling for cold air. Up and running again. Thank you App Heating!!!

- Jason Smith

I can’t say enough good things about the service tech, Bryan. He was friendly, knowledgeable, and professional. He diagnosed the problem and then walked me through the process of purchasing a new unit. Bryan is a real asset to the company! Thank you Appalachian Heating!

- Kim Hill

Keep Your Faucet Flowing

Effective Repairs & Modern Replacements

A dripping faucet can be annoying and even costly to deal with, but fortunately, it doesn’t have to be. The expert plumbers at Appalachian Heating are available 24/7 to help. We can repair your faucet. We can also service other components of your plumbing system that may be causing faucet issues, like your water heater.

When it’s time to replace your faucet, we can help you explore your options and find the right one for your needs and budget. We service both indoor and outdoor faucets, so you’ll never have to worry about access to water anywhere on your property. Call us at (304) 877-5566 or contact us online for more information.