Kitchen FAQs

A humming sound usually means the disposal's blades are jammed by something hard, like a bone, fruit pit, or silverware. For safety, you should never put your hand down the disposal. The jam needs to be professionally cleared. To prevent this, avoid putting hard, fibrous (celery, corn husks), or starchy (potato peels, rice) items down the unit.

The most common cause of low pressure in a single faucet is a clogged aerator—the small screen on the tip of the spout. Here in Burnet County, our hard water causes mineral scale to build up and clog these screens over time. You can try unscrewing the aerator and cleaning it, but if that doesn't solve the problem, the issue could be a more complex problem within the faucet's cartridge or supply lines.

Absolutely. We install all types of kitchen fixtures, from basic faucets to high-end models with pull-down sprayers and touchless operation. We also handle sink replacements, including undermount and farmhouse styles. Professional installation ensures all connections are properly sealed and functioning correctly, preventing future leaks and water damage.

Foul odors from kitchen drains are usually caused by food particles and grease buildup in the pipes and garbage disposal. Bacteria feed on this organic matter and produce the smell. The P-trap may also have dried out, allowing sewer gases to enter. We can professionally clean your drains and disposal, and identify any underlying issues causing the odor.

Signs you need a replacement include frequent jams, persistent leaks from the unit, strange grinding noises, poor grinding performance, or an age of 10+ years. While some issues can be repaired, disposal units are relatively inexpensive, so replacement is often more cost-effective than repeated repairs. We can assess your unit and recommend the best solution.