Sink Installation & Replacement

You might need a new sink if you notice problems like:

• Cracks. In addition to being aesthetically unappealing, cracks can cause water to leak from your sink, which can lead to annoying messes and water damage.
• Low water pressure. While low water pressure may indicate another plumbing issue, it can also mean your sink is nearing the end of its life.
• Rusting: Rust causes corrosion, which will cause your sink to spring leaks.

The cost to install your sink depends on the following factors:

• The sink material: Stainless steel and composite sinks tend to be the least expensive, while quartz or solid surface sinks tend to be more expensive.
• The sink size: Bigger sinks are usually more expensive than smaller sinks.
• Add-on features: Sinks with special features like touchless faucets, scratch protection surfaces or sound absorption pads will generally be more expensive.
• Installation considerations: If the plumber needs to update your plumbing or make significant alterations to install your new sink, the cost will be greater. Examples of plumbing alterations include adding a drain line, moving your garbage disposal or repositioning a drain line.

Note: We do not modify countertops or install undermount sinks.

This is just a sneak peak of the promises we make to our customers. See all of our guarantees and warranties.

2-year parts and labor warranty

If your sink fails as a result of a manufacturer’s defect within 2 years of installation, we'll repair or replace it for free. Available upon request.

Note: If you are a maintenance plan customer, we offer a 2-year labor and lifetime parts warranty, as long as you maintain the service agreement.