Faucet & Fixture Repair and Installation in Ottawa, ON – Professional Service

"The handle on our bathroom faucet had become really stiff, and adjusting the water temperature was getting difficult. Topline inspected the faucet and found mineral buildup around the cartridge. The plumber replaced the worn cartridge, checked both water connections, and made sure the handle moved smoothly again. Glad we didn't need to replace the entire faucet."

"Every time we used the pull-down sprayer on our kitchen faucet, water started dripping inside the cabinet below. We couldn't figure out where it was coming from. The technician found a split in the flexible spray hose and replaced it with a compatible part. He tested the sprayer in different positions, and there hasn't been a leak since."

"We bought a new single-handle kitchen faucet but didn't want to risk installing it ourselves because the old connections were quite corroded. Topline removed the original fixture, checked the shut-off valves, and installed the new faucet. The plumber made sure the base was secure and tested the hot and cold water. Everything looks neat and works perfectly."

"The outdoor faucet at our Kanata house kept dripping even when the handle was completely closed. Topline checked the hose bib and found that the internal sealing washer had worn out. The plumber replaced the damaged parts and inspected the connection through the basement wall. He also explained how to shut off and drain the line before winter. Very practical advice."

"The water flow from our ensuite bathroom faucet had gradually become weaker, although the shower pressure was fine. I assumed there was a problem with the plumbing behind the wall. The Topline plumber checked the faucet first and found sediment blocking the aerator. He cleaned the buildup, flushed the fixture, and restored the normal flow. I appreciated the simple solution."

"Our old laundry sink had separate hot and cold taps, and both were starting to leak around the handles. We had to keep a towel behind the sink because the counter was always damp. Topline inspected the faucet stems and found worn packing and seals. The plumber repaired the fittings, tightened the handles, and checked for leaks with the water running. He also made sure the shut-off valves underneath were working. The sink is finally dry, and we can keep using the original faucet."