Plumbing Problem: My sink drains very slowly, backs up or overflows. Temporary Plumbing Repair Solution: Stop using your sink and try to clear the obstruction with a force cup. If necessary, turn off the water supply valves below your sink. Probable Cause: You may have a blocked drain. Permanent Solution: Contact us to fix your sink or lavatory using the proper tools and equipment. Plumbing Problem: My faucet drips when it is shut off or it won’t turn off all the way. Temporary Plumbing Repair Solution: You should locate the water supply valves on your sink and turn them to the off position. Probable Cause: The stems in your faucet may be deteriorating. This is evident when washers, “o” rings or cartridges become worn out or broken. Permanent Solution: The worn parts in your sink need to be replaced, and all of its mechanisms should be checked. You may want to consider replacing your faucets if they are old or inefficient. Plumbing Problem: My sink is holding water. Temporary Plumbing Repair Solution: Try looking down your drain to see if you spot hair or any other foreign matter. If you do, remove it from the drain if possible. Probable Cause: The pop-up drain or basket strainer in your sink or lavatory has worn down and become inefficient. The problem may also be caused by a loose lift rod connection. Permanent Solution: The hair and soap scum should be removed as soon as possible. Next, the assembly nut connecting the waste mechanism to the lavatory drain should be tightened. If the waste assembly or basket strainer is inefficient, they should be replaced with new equipment. Plumbing Problem: There is a leak under my fixture drain at the “P” trap. Temporary Plumbing Repair Solution: For moderate problems, place a receptacle under the drain or the “P” trap in order to prevent damage to the cabinet. In severe cases, stop using the fixture as a means of plumbing repair. Probable Cause: Your fixture drain has been neglected or is showing signs of age. Permanent Solution: This is a simple repair that can be fixed by simply replacing the drain or “P” traps.