Installing a new water faucet is not the plumbing nightmare it used to be. These days, new faucet installation may only require an adjustable crescent wrench and a little physical flexibility when working under a sink. The most difficult part for the handyman is often removing the old faucet.
The single-handle kitchen faucet with a sprayer attachment is the most commonly used type. Many common faucets used are Delta and American Standard faucets. The handyman tips offered in this article also apply to bathroom faucets, which usually come with a new pop-up stopper assembly to match.
Looking up from under the sink, you will see the sprayer hose to the left and a faucet mounting bolts with a wide washer and nut. Between the two mounting bolts are three copper connections; the hot and cold inlet tubes and the spray hose nipple. Of course, there are many different styles, depending on the age of the faucet, so there could be variations.
The trickiest part for the handyman is working in a cramped area, which is probably one reason plumbers charge so much! Disassembly would be so simple if it could just all be right in front of you, where you could work on your feet instead of laying on your back, reaching above and behind you as you work. Removal problems include shut-off valves that don't shut-off properly and corroded mounting hardware. We'll address these problems.
Completely clean out the clutter from under the sink and spread a thick towel. Things happen, so have a bucket handy too. Wrap rags around the base of the pipes coming up through the floor to keep water from leaking under the cabinet or to the room below if you're working upstairs. Eye protection or a full-face shield is not a bad idea as you are looking up and working right above your face where debris or nuts and bolts can fall in your eyes, nose and mouth.
It is preferable to turn off the water from the shut-off under the sink, if they work. You could turn off the main shut-off to the house too, but there is a potential problem of draindown. Draindown occurs when someone opens another faucet or flushes a toilet that is located higher than the shut-offs you are working on. Once the vacuum within the pipes is broken, water quickly drains down, through the open shut-offs, spraying and flooding the room you're working in. Even if no one else is in the house, there will be some leakage from an open shut-off valve. If the leak is slight and you're a quick worker, you might be OK, but for best results, try to turn off the water at the point where you are working.
Most shut-offs are only used when faucets are being replaced and believe me; lack of use does not mean longer life! Formation of scale, a hard plaque on the metal parts from minerals in the water, causes shut-offs to become tight and sometimes inoperable. This is one of the biggest problems for the handyman or plumber.
Vice grips or pliers for leverage on the handles can turn most shut-offs, but be careful you don't break or bend the line they're attached to. Turn the shut-off counter-clockwise first to attempt to free it up. Sometimes turning it back and forth a few times will loosen it up.
Loosen the packing nut located at the base of the stem where it enters the shut-off body. Some plumbers over-tighten these to quickly stop a leak, making them impossible to turn. The main water should be turned off to do this, or it will drip or spray. Use two wrenches for this; one on the packing nut and one on the faucet body to avoid putting too much pressure on the pipes. Do not forget to tighten the packing nut before turning the main water back on. Just tighten it about a quarter turn tighter than necessary to stop the dripping around the stem.
Repairing or replacing the shut-off may be necessary. Repair requires disassembling, lubricating, replacing the packing and the washer, and then reassembling. Or, just take the assembly to a plumbing store and get a new shut-off and change the stem which will contain the new packing and a washer. In some cases, you may have to replace the old shut-off.
Removing the old sprayer is easy. Don't' bother unscrewing any connections; simply cut the sprayer at its lowest point, keeping a bucket under it. Then, hold each end over the bucket and open both the hot and cold faucet to activate the old sprayer and drain all the water from the hose. That was easy!
Now it's time to disconnect the faucet from the plumbing. A good handyman or plumber will recommend changing the inlet tubes as well, even if they appear to be in good shape. If you have an all-copper supply unit, it may be difficult to remove. Cut the tubes, close to the shut-off and allow them to drain into a bucket with the faucet open to break the vacuum.
Unbolting the faucet from the sink is often the hardest part. Newer sinks are installed using rust-proof plastic fasteners, stainless steel or quality zinc-plated fasteners which don't corrode. Older fasteners could be corroded and tough to remove. A long-term, slow leak may have caused hard mineral deposits to form around the faucet mounting gasket and the connections, covering them with rock hard mineral deposits.
You might need to get aggressive at this point. Use a drill to carefully make a small pilot hole in the nut, then use a large enough bit to break the nut. You may need to do this in two or more locations to free it. Pull the faucet out and clean up the mess before installing a new one. The ring around the faucet, caused by putty or caulk can be removed by scraping. You may soften it up with a hair dryer or heat gun. Use a mild abrasive cleanser to finish the clean-up.
Most faucets come with instructions. Even the professional handyman or plumber will admit that it is necessary to refer to the instructions in case of changes in materials and procedures that they may not be aware of.
Install the new sprayer first. It will be more difficult to attach once the faucet is in place. Put soft plumber's putty around the base; use plenty of it to avoid water leaking. Insert the faucet end of the sprayer hose through the base and back up through the center of the three faucet holes. Wrap the threads with two or three overlaps of Teflon tape and attach the hose to the faucet. Don't forget to place the plastic or rubber gasket on the faucet before attaching the sprayer hose, if it has one. Tighten firmly.
Now for the inlet tubes, special supply lines used to make the final connection between the shut-off and the faucet. If possible, attach them to the faucet before you position it on the sink. This is easier than doing it from under the sink, especially if you have a very deep sink. Some faucets use the same threaded nipples to attach the faucet to the sink and to attach the water supply tubes, leaving no choice but to attach the inlet hoses, from underneath the sink, after the faucet is in place.
Attach the faucet to the sink using a ¼ inch bead of plumber's putty under the rim of the faucet, if the manufacturer requires it. Some require silicone caulk. Do not use latex caulk! This is much more adhesive than silicone, making it difficult to remove and replace the faucet again in the future.
Use the hardware supplied with the faucet; attach the faucet body to the underside of the sink. Come out and do a final check for proper alignment of the faucet before tightening.
When attaching the faucet to the plumbing, you can save yourself a lot of aggravation by using flexible type hoses. Some are plastic covered; others are a stainless steel type. The stainless steel is a little more expensive, but better because they are more burst-proof. Do not over-tighten the nuts on the inlet hoses. Turn them till they're hand-tight, then an additional ½ to 1 full turn. As you have probably discovered by this point, even a simple plumbing job can be difficult. Buy the best of everything to avoid doing this job again in the near future. You get what you pay for; don't try to be conservative when choosing plumbing supplies.
Test for leaks by turning on the water supply, slowly. If you see leaks, turn it off and tighten the connection just a little. Repeat as necessary until full pressure causes no leaks.
Remove the aerator from the faucet and run water through it to clear any debris that may have entered the lines during installation. Test the sprayer. Remove the head to flush out the line, just like you did with the faucet aerator. Reattach the aerator and sprayer head, clean up and you're done!
If this proves to be too much work, you may want to hire it done. You can call a plumber, but he will charge a lot. Plumbers have a special rule they live by: Hot on the left, crap flows down and charge as much as you want! And they typically do. A new faucet doesn't necessarily require a specialist. Maybe you have some other odds and ends type of projects to do around the house, like a door that sticks, an unfinished project requiring some trim work or a hanging gutter. Make a to-do list, and then call your local handyman to come in and fix everything at once.
Persistence and determination are a handyman's best qualities, especially when it comes to plumbing. Look at all the choices of faucets available and pick the one that fits your budget and looks nice in your kitchen or bathroom. Be sure to choose the highest quality faucet affordable so that you don't have to repeat this job again in the near future.
This article was written by Collin Dickey, owner of HandyPro Handyman Services in Minneapolis, Minnesota. HandyPro specializes in home repairs and seasonal home maintenance projects. They can handle small repairs or do large remodeling jobs. Our pre-screened contractors are licensed and bonded, experienced and customer friendly. We strive for 100% customer satisfaction in doing quality work and cleaning up when the job is complete. http://www.handypro.com services Hennepin County, Minnetonka, Eden Prairie, Roseville, Osseo, St. Louis Park, Richfield, Brooklyn Center, Deephaven, Crystal Bay, New Hope, Chaska, Hamel, Long Lake, Greenwood, West St. Paul, and neighboring cities and communities.
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Contact:
Collin Dickey, President
HandyPro Professional Handyman Service
4805 Colfax Ave. S.
Minneapolis, MN 55419
Phone: 612-823-8128
Email: cdickey@handypro.com
Website: http://www.handypro.com
Energy costs are constantly rising, creating strain on budgets and drain on bank accounts. Here are some things you can do to now to prepare for winter:
1. Check for drafts around doors and windows. Check the caulk around thee windows. If it is dry, brittle and crumbling, scrape it out and run a new bead of caulk. This will keep heat from escaping and the cold from getting in. Check the weather stripping around the door to be sure it isn't torn; replace if necessary.
2. Install a programmable thermostat. Studies have shown that people save up to 20% on their heating bill by turning back the thermostat when they go to sleep or are out of the house for the day. A programmable thermostat will always remember to do this for you. This will also be a great savings in the summer if you have central air.
3. Check your attic insulation. Heat rises, so be sure you have adequate insulation in the attic. An attic fan and proper ventilation is also important for the summer to keep the rafters from over heating.
4. Adjust your heat registers. Close the vents in rooms that are rarely used to reduce the amount of energy used to heat the home.
5. Replace your furnace filter. Be sure to replace the furnace filter every month to keep the furnace working efficiently. A clogged filter creates extra strain on the blower motor and restricts air-flow. Also, have the furnace professionally inspected and cleaned periodically to be sure it is safe and efficient.
6. Check your Humidifier. A home with the proper level of humidity will feel warmer than one that is too dry. Humidity also helps prevent health issues including dry mouth and skin, and upper respiratory problems. Be sure the humidifier is working properly and there are no leaks.
Taking care of these items will help to conserve on energy used to heat your home this winter. The cost of doing all the above will quickly pay for itself in energy savings.
This article was written by Collin Dickey, owner of HandyPro Handyman Services in Minneapolis, Minnesota. HandyPro specializes in home repairs and seasonal home maintenance projects. They can handle small repairs or do large remodeling jobs. Our pre-screened contractors are licensed and bonded, experienced and customer friendly. We strive for 100% customer satisfaction in doing quality work and cleaning up when the job is complete. http://www.handypro.com services Hennepin County, Minneapolis, Wayzata, Mound, Maple Plain, Rogers, Bloomington, Plymouth, Brooklyn Park, Chanhassen, Excelsior, Golden Valley, Hopkins, Orono, Shorewood, and neighboring cities and communities.
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They began as a local handyman service; now they are opening up franchises across the US as their popularity grows for being honest and dependable
Minneapolis, MN - They began as a local handyman service, HandyPro Handyman Service, Inc. of Plymouth and they are expanding, opening franchises across the US. There is consumer demand for honest, affordable handyman services for the small repair jobs. HandyPro is expanding, opening up franchises across the US. One recent franchise was awarded to Collin Dickey, who will be servicing the Minneapolis area.
HandyPro opened its first franchise in Ann Arbor in March 2001. They also have franchises in Michigan, Texas, Louisiana and Hawaii. HandyPro specializes in handyman services, small repairs and maintenance jobs for homeowners and commercially owned buildings.
HandyPro provides nearly everything from carpentry, drywall, painting, remodeling, minor electrical and plumbing for home improvements and repairs in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb and Washtenaw counties. It offers free estimates and guaranteed 24 to 48 hour, on-time service for all work that is bonded and insured.
HandyPro is a member of the Better Business Bureau with no complaints and participates in CARE, the BBB's Customer Assurance Program. It was voted one of the "101 Best Companies to Work for in Detroit" in 2002. "We are a home repair franchise that strives to give the best quality workmanship at a fair price with a personal touch," said Carl Ravey.
Collin Dickey services Hennepin County, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnetonka, Wayzata, Eden Prairie, Mound, Roseville and neighboring communities. HandyPro can be reached at 1-800-942-6394 or by visiting http://www.handypro.com on the web.
Contact:
Collin Dickey, President
HandyPro Professional Handyman Service
Phone: 612-823-8128
Email: cdickey@handypro.com
Website: http://handypro.com
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The demand for honest, affordable contractors for homeowners continues to grow as HandyPro opens franchises in new locations across the US
Minnetonka, MN-HandyPro Handyman Services began in 1993 as a referral service for home repair contractors. They now have franchises in Louisiana, Texas, Hawaii, Michigan and Minnesota. Collin Dickey has serviced the franchise in Minnesota for over 5 years. Through his experience, he strives to make improvements to keep very high customer service ratings.
HandyPro lives up to their slogan, "every home needs a handyman" and "let us finish your ‘to do' list. "We believe in being very efficient in doing even the smallest jobs according to our customer's best interest in an honest fashion," said Collin Dickey, owner of HandyPro in Minnesota. "We listen carefully to the customer's concerns, perform quality work, clean up, bill promptly and follow up with the customer to be sure they are happy."
HandyPro provides many services including carpentry, drywall, painting, and remodeling, minor electrical and plumbing repairs for homeowners in Hennepin County. They offer free estimates and guarantee on-time service for all work that is bonded and insured. They also do gutter repair and install seamless gutters with year-round, 1 to 2 day gutter installation service.
HandyPro is a member of the Better Business Bureau, with no complaints, and they participate in CARE, the BBB's customer Assurance Program. They were voted one of the "101 Best Companies to Work for in Detroit" in 2002.
HandyPro offers franchise opportunities to operate a proven, professional handyman service. The business franchise is developed for entrepreneurs with a drive to succeed using a complete turnkey operation. Find out more at http://www.handypro.com
Contact:
Collin Dickey, President
HandyPro Professional Handyman Service
Phone: 612-823-8128
Email: cdickey@handypro.com
Website: http://handypro.com
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“The Handymen you can Trust” in doing small improvements and repairs in homes and businesses. We offer a wide variety of skills and services to homeowners and business managers.
HandyPro specializes as being "The Handymen you can Trust" in doing small improvements and repairs in homes and businesses. We offer a wide variety of skills and services. Our main business is general handyman work with carpentry our top area and small drywall jobs. We always put our customers' best interests first and if there is a better option for them we often have referred them to a specialty contractor. Because of this we have added a number of specialty subs in the past year or two so that we can be more of a total solution to our customers. This has been especially helpful in meeting the needs of our regular repeat customers as well as commercial customers. Our specialty subs include licensed electricians, licensed plumbers, locksmiths, furniture and specialty refinishing, bath tub resurfacing, gutters, parking lot lights, graffiti removal, window blind repair, commercial steel doors, garage door repair and installation, Silestone and marble countertops, and others.
Our most profitable customers are our repeat customers so once we build their trust we want to provide them with as many quality services as possible. Our fastest growing areas are commercial customers which generate much ongoing repeat business, mostly on a time and materials basis (almost no expense of free estimates).
The handyman service niche is really a basic execution business. If you do the basics the business will succeed:
•1. Advertise effectively.
•2. Answer the phone and return emails/messages promptly.
•3. Schedule an estimate, EJ or job within a few days of the request (no more than a week).
•4. Show up on time or make sure a call is made in advance of schedule changes.
•5. Listen to the customer and do what is in their best interests in an honest fashion.
•6. Carefully communicate with the customer all the time.
•7. Perform quality work.
•8. Clean up.
•9. Bill promptly.
•10. Follow-up with a customer service call to "make sure everything went well and they are happy".
•11. Repeat over and over and over and over again with smooth processes "that leave no customer behind".
HandyPro in Minneapolis has been doing this over five years and we continue to work on the things we can 
improve.
We offer handyman services in over 1600 categories including commercial and residential carpentry, dryall, cabinets, roofing, windows, siding, gutters, chimney, yard work, doors, paint, carpet, flooring, plumbing, electrical, concrete, masonry, insulation, appliances, computers and tv hook-up and much more.
With our current clients such as Starbucks, T Mobile and McDonalds HandyPro can help you too!
With over 10 years experience, HandyPro Facility Services is an affordable, full service repair and improvement company for building owners and managers. If you're frustrated with your search to find quality contractors for the smallest repair or the largest improvement for your building, HandyPro can provide a solution.
Offering cost effective services to maintain or enhance your asset.
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HandyPro Handyman Services of Minneapolis serves the following areas: Hennepin County, Minneapolis, Minnetonka, Wayzata, Eden Prairie, Mound, Roseville, Maple Plain, Osseo, Rogers, St. Louis Park, Bloomington, Richfield, Plymouth, Maple Grove, Brooklyn Park, Brooklyn Center, Chanhassen, Deephaven, Excelsior, Mound, Crystal Bay, Golden valley, New Hope, Hopkins, Chaska, Hamel, Orono, Long Lake, Shorewood, Greenwood, Coon Rapids, St. Anthony Village, and West St. Paul, highland Park, Eagan, Lakeville, Otsego, Monticello, Medina, Corcoran, Dayton, Roseville, Falcon Heights
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Congratulations!
Keith
Just wanted to let you know I am very pleased with my bathroom and the boys did a great job. They are such nice young men it was a pleasure to have them around. I told them I wanted them to do some more work for me in the furture, but i need to save some more of the green stuff first. Thanks for a job well done! Mary Traeger
Hi Kim:
When I received your letter and check honoring the coupon for your services yesterday, I called your phone number because I wanted to thank you and HandyPro for your service and for helping me with the repairs on my house. The gentleman that answered the phone suggested that I send an email to you personally.
I wanted to say that it was such a pleasure working with your company. It is wonderful to know that there is a company who is friendly, reliable, trustworthy, and customer orientated. The service and workmanship is GREAT. I'm also very excited to know that there is a company to call on to do repairs on my house.
Thanks again for everything.
Sincerely,
Lynn Tierney
6020 Thomas Ave. So.
Minneapolis MN 55410
Collin,
I would like to thank you, Mike, and Kim for your superb, professional efforts you put in towards getting my three jobs done (installing mirrors in my workout room, hanging an immense/heavy mirror, and finishing off a fence with lattice work). Since the first time I called, I received nothing but excellent, top-of-the line service and response.
I would especially like to comment on Mike Wyandt's performance. He was the person assigned to my jobs and provided nothing short of superior performance all-around. The job was supposed to be completed in one day, but due to unforeseen constraints, ended up stretching out three days. Mike never faltered. He came Saturday and Sunday, after working on other jobs and stayed well into the evening to get the job done. On Sunday, he even came over and worked in the rain for over 5 hours and was completely drenched! But he insisted on getting the job done because he had a full next week. It's not often that you run across someone so passionate and committed to the work they do. Mike showed true commitment to the job and always did it with a smile, and with perfectionism towards his work. Thanks Mike!
All three of you were a joy to work with and always kept me abreast of price quotes you were getting for me and always seemed to work with such a great attitude and a smile. That is very much appreciated. I will not hesitate to call you again for future jobs as well as recommend you to anyone I know who needs a handyman.
With sincere gratitude for a job more than well done!
Stacy Nelson
Mpls, MN
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