Minor Plumbing Repairs
Need a leaky faucet fixed or a new showerhead installed? We connect you with handymen skilled in handling small plumbing tasks.
Quick Fixes for Common Plumbing Annoyances
Not every plumbing issue requires a master plumber. For common, minor repairs and installations, a skilled handyman can provide a fast and cost-effective solution. LocalXR connects you with professionals who can handle the small plumbing jobs on your to-do list.
Signs You Need Handyman Service
Don't let small problems become big issues. If you notice any of these common signs, it's time to call a professional handyman for an inspection or repair.
Common Minor Plumbing Jobs
Leaky Faucet Repair
Replacing worn-out washers and O-rings to stop drips.
Showerhead Installation
Upgrading your showerhead for better pressure and efficiency.
Toilet Flapper & Fill Valve Replacement
Fixing a constantly running toilet to save water.
Clearing Minor Sink Clogs
Addressing slow drains in your bathroom or kitchen sink.
When to Call a Handyman vs. a Plumber
A handyman is perfect for simple fixture repairs and replacements. For issues inside walls, with main lines, or involving gas, you should always call a licensed plumber.
- Cost-Effective: A handyman is often a more affordable option for small, straightforward tasks.
- Versatility: A handyman can often tackle other small repairs around your house in the same visit.
- Fast Service: Get quick solutions for annoying problems without waiting for a master plumber's schedule.
Minor Plumbing FAQs
When does a plumbing issue stop being 'minor' and require a licensed plumber?
A licensed plumber is required for any job involving gas lines, repairing or replacing main water lines, replacing water heaters, or repairing leaks inside walls or under the foundation (slab leaks).
What is the simplest way to fix a running toilet myself?
The easiest DIY fix is replacing the rubber flapper at the bottom of the tank, as this piece is the most common cause of constant running.