A jammed disposal or a leaking sink drain brings the kitchen to a halt. Bruce repairs, replaces, and installs both so your sink runs clean.
The kitchen sink is the busiest spot in the house, and when the disposal jams or the drain starts leaking, dinner cleanup grinds to a stop. Bruce repairs and installs garbage disposals, clears slow and clogged drains, and fixes leaks under the sink so everything flows and grinds the way it should.
A disposal that hums but won't turn is usually just jammed, and one that's silent may need a reset or a new unit. Bruce diagnoses which it is, frees or replaces the disposal, and makes sure the drain connections underneath are sealed tight.
He also handles the sink itself — leaky basket strainers, corroded traps, failing supply lines, and full sink and faucet installs for kitchen and bathroom. Honest advice on whether to repair or replace, and no pushing a new disposal when a simple fix will do.
A leaking sink cabinet and a dead disposal both get worse the longer they sit.
A humming, jammed disposal can burn out its motor. Bruce clears it or replaces it before it fails for good.
Drain leaks quietly ruin the cabinet and subfloor below. Sealing them protects your kitchen.
Correctly sloped, sealed traps mean no slow drains, no odors, and no standing water.
New sink or disposal, Bruce sets it up solid, sealed, and ready for everyday use.
When a garbage disposal hums but won't spin, something's jammed in the grinding chamber — Bruce can usually free it and get it running again. If it's completely silent, it may just need a reset, or the motor may have given out and need replacing.
Under the sink, leaks tend to start at the basket strainer, the slip-joint connections, or an old corroded P-trap. Left alone, that slow drip soaks the cabinet floor and invites mold, so Bruce reseals or replaces the failing parts and checks the whole drain assembly.
He also installs new kitchen and bathroom sinks, faucets, and disposals. Whether you're upgrading or replacing something that finally quit, you'll get a clean, leak-free setup and an honest answer on whether repair or replacement is the better value.
A sink and garbage disposal visit typically covers:
That hum means the motor has power but something is jamming the grinding plate. It's usually a fixable jam, and running it in that state can burn out the motor, so it's best to stop using it. Bruce can free the jam or replace the unit if it's already damaged.
Not necessarily. A dead-silent disposal has often just tripped its internal reset button or a breaker. Bruce will check the simple things first, and only recommend a replacement if the motor has truly failed — no pushing a new unit you don't need.
Yes. Under-sink leaks usually come from the basket strainer, slip-joint connections, or a corroded P-trap. Bruce will find the source, reseal or replace the failing part, and check the rest of the assembly so the cabinet below stays dry.
Definitely. Bruce can install a new kitchen sink, faucet, and garbage disposal together, connect the drain and supply lines, and test everything for leaks. It's a common upgrade and he'll make sure it all works as one clean setup.
Grease, fibrous foods like celery and corn husks, coffee grounds, bones, and starchy items like pasta and potato peels are hard on a disposal and its drain. If yours is already clogged or jammed from these, Bruce can clear it and get it grinding again.
Here's what to expect from your sink and garbage disposal visit.
Call or text 706-527-3829, or request service online. We'll find a time that works and confirm the details up front.
Bruce or the crew arrives on time, finds the real source of the problem, and explains it in plain language.
You get a clear, honest, upfront price before any work begins — no surprises and no pressure.
We fix it right the first time, clean up after ourselves, and stand behind every job we do.
GA Licensed Master Plumber #107769 • Eljen GSF Certified • 32 Years Experience • Residential, Commercial & Septic • Upfront Pricing • Serving Columbus, GA & the Chattahoochee Valley