Garbage Disposal & Kitchen Plumbing, Sorted

A hum with no spin usually means the disposal is jammed by something lodged inside. Do not reach in. Many models can be reset with the button underneath or freed with the manufacturer's hex wrench in the base. If that does not work, or it keeps jamming, call us.

If the unit is fairly new and simply jammed or reset-able, a repair makes sense. But if it leaks from the body, is corroded, or repeatedly fails, replacement is usually the better value since disposals are wear items. We give you an honest recommendation and an upfront price.

Kitchen drains clog from grease, food particles, and soap building up in the line, especially where the pipe bends. Pouring grease down the drain is a common culprit. We clear the clog properly and can check whether buildup deeper in the line needs hydro jetting to fully resolve it.

Run cold water and feed soft food scraps in gradually. Avoid grease, fibrous items like celery and onion skins, starchy foods like pasta and potato peels, coffee grounds, and bones, which can jam the unit or clog the drain. Careful use is the best way to extend its life.

Yes. Under-sink leaks often come from the P-trap, drain connections, supply lines, or the disposal seal. We find the source, replace the failed part or connection, and test to confirm it is dry. Fixing it promptly prevents cabinet damage and mold under the sink.

Yes. Along with disposals, we install and repair kitchen faucets, supply lines, drains, and dishwasher connections. If you are upgrading a faucet or hooking up a new dishwasher, we handle the plumbing side correctly and leak-test every connection before we finish.