Problems This Service Solves
- Dripping or leaking kitchen and bathroom faucets
- Leaks under the sink at the supply lines, P-trap, or drain
- Low pressure or sputtering at a single faucet or shower
- Shower or tub valves that drip, stick, or won't hold temperature
- Installing new faucets, sinks, shower heads, and fixtures
Faucets, sinks, and shower valves do more work than any other plumbing in the house, so it’s no surprise they’re the parts that drip, leak, and wear out. Hugo Plumbing repairs and replaces fixtures across Houston with upfront pricing — and we’re honest about when a repair is smart and when a new fixture is the better deal.
Fixture Problems We Handle
- Dripping faucets — worn cartridges, washers, seats, and O-rings on every major brand.
- Under-sink leaks — supply lines, shutoff valves, P-traps, drain baskets, and garbage disposal connections.
- Low pressure at one fixture — clogged aerators, failed cartridges, blocked supply lines.
- Shower and tub valves — leaking, sticking, or temperature-balancing problems, including full valve replacement behind the wall.
- New fixture installation — kitchen and bath faucets, sinks, shower heads, pot fillers, and outdoor hose bibs.
Repair vs. Replace
Most quality faucets can be repaired for years with a new cartridge or seal kit. Replacement makes more sense when the faucet body is corroded, parts are no longer available, or you’re updating the room anyway. Either way, our “Any Repair” and “Any Replacement” coupons apply.
Related Services
Leaks under a sink often surface as damaged cabinets or a musty smell before you ever see water. If you suspect a leak you can’t find, our leak detection team can pinpoint it. And if several fixtures in the house have low pressure or discolored water, it may be time to talk about repiping.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a dripping faucet worth fixing?
Yes. A faucet dripping once per second wastes roughly 3,000 gallons a year, and the worn cartridge or seal that causes it only gets worse. Most drips are a fast cartridge, washer, or O-ring repair. If the faucet body itself is corroded or the finish is failing, we'll let you know replacement is the better value.
Why is the water pressure low at just one faucet?
When only one fixture is weak, the problem is local — a clogged aerator, a partially closed or failing shutoff valve, a blocked cartridge, or a kinked supply line. If pressure is low everywhere, that points to the main supply, pressure regulator, or a hidden leak instead, and we'll check that too.
Can you install a faucet I bought myself?
Absolutely. Bring the fixture you like and we'll install it, replace the supply lines and shutoff valves if they're worn, and make sure everything is sealed and code-compliant. We can also recommend and supply fixtures if you'd rather leave the shopping to us.
Need faucet, sink & fixture repair in Houston?
Schedule online or call (713) 409-7176. Serving Houston, Texas and surrounding communities including Humble, Kingwood, Spring, The Woodlands, Cypress, Katy, Sugar Land, Pearland, Pasadena.