Faucets, Fixtures & Sinks in Northern Indianapolis

Taking Care of All Your Bathroom Plumbing Needs

What happens if you turn on your faucet and nothing comes out? What about that annoying slow leak you’ve had for years? A leaky faucet adds unnecessary costs to your water bill, which is an inconvenience that you shouldn’t have to put up with. With L.E. Isley & Sons, you can get your faucets, sinks, and any other bathroom appliances repaired or replaced without hassle. You can find us around Westfield and the surrounding areas. See what your neighbors are saying in our customer reviews.

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Do You Need to Replace Your Faucet?

A faucet has very few moving parts, which makes it a little easier to determine when it is time to replace it. In most cases, if it is more cost-effective to replace your unit, we will recommend it. If your unit is leaking internally, it will need to be replaced before it causes further hidden leaks.

Do you have an older faucet? Older units that were not made of the best materials tend to rot over time. The most common place to see rot is where the faucet meets the sink. If you can push a hole through the base of your faucet with your finger, then it is time to get a new one.

Signs You Need Faucet Replacement:

• Visible Mineral Deposits – 
  If your your faucet has visible mineral deposits forming on it, you’ll notice that the sink isn’t performing as well as it once was. It often will look like old toothpaste build-up around the spigot as well as the base of your faucet.
• The Faucet’s Age – 
  Unfortunately, faucet’s aren’t meant to last for forever. If your faucet is over 15 years old, it may be wise to look into replacing your fixture. Newer faucets have new updated technology that can help preserve water usage as well as add an updated look to your bathroom or kitchen.
• Rust – 
  If you see visible rust on your faucet, it may be time to replace it. If your faucet is taking a few seconds for water to come out, it could be that there is internal rust within the inner workings of your faucet and it needs to be replaced.