Sink and Drain Repair
Sink and Drain Repair
Sinks combine a basin, a drain with a trap, and supply lines. Leaks, slow drainage, and loose or corroded connections are common and usually repairable without replacing the whole sink.
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Common reasons this service may be needed
- Water leaking from the drain or trap.
- A sink that drains slowly.
- A loose or corroded basket strainer.
- A supply line seeping at the connection.
Typical tasks and considerations
- Inspecting the basket strainer, trap, and supply lines.
- Resealing or replacing the failing drain part.
- Clearing the trap where needed.
- Testing for leaks and proper drainage.
Related problems and possible causes
- Dried or failed plumber's putty at the strainer.
- Slipped or corroded trap connections.
- Cracked or worn gaskets.
- Loose supply-line fittings.
Sink and Drain Repair — frequently asked
Why is my sink leaking at the drain?+
The seal under the basket strainer can dry out or fail, or a trap connection may have loosened. Reseating and resealing the fitting usually stops the leak.
Can a slow sink drain be repaired without chemicals?+
Yes. Removing and clearing the trap, and checking the strainer and overflow, often restores flow without the need for harsh chemical cleaners.
Need help with a plumbing problem?
Describe what you are seeing and request the right service. We will discuss the situation and arrange an appropriate next step — no invented response times.