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Drain Masters of the Palm Beaches repairs and replaces kitchen garbage disposals across Palm Springs and Palm Beach County. Whether your unit hums but won't grind, trips its reset, leaks under the sink, or has gone completely dead, our team diagnoses the cause and gets your sink working again—usually same day.
A disposal that hums without grinding has a stuck flywheel; one that stays dead has tripped its reset, lost power, or burned out its motor. Water pooling in the cabinet, a smell that won't rinse away, or a sudden metal-on-metal rattle all mean the unit needs a plumber—not another handful of ice cubes.
A disposal that hums but won't spin is jammed, not broken—forcing the switch only overheats the motor and turns a quick fix into a full replacement.
The motor has power but the flywheel is jammed on a bone, seed, or utensil. Repeatedly flipping the switch trips the overload and can cook the motor.
No hum, no spin. Usually a tripped reset button, a flipped GFCI, loose wiring, or a motor that has finally failed after years of use.
Water in the cabinet points to the top mounting flange, the side drain or dishwasher connection, or a cracked housing—the last of which means replacement.
A sudden grinding clatter is a loose or broken impeller, while an odor that survives rinsing means food is stuck below the grinding chamber.
We fix the disposal AND the drain line it feeds, so a clog under the unit doesn't come back a week later. Drain Masters of the Palm Beaches is a locally owned Palm Springs company that tells you honestly when a jam is a five-minute reset versus when a leaking, burned-out unit is cheaper to replace.
Most disposal calls in Palm Springs are one of two things: a jam that a proper reset and hand-clearing solves, or a unit that has leaked or seized past the point of repair. The mistake we see most is a homeowner riding the reset button until the motor overheats—so we check the simple causes first before quoting anything.
When a swap is the smart call, owner Luis Noda sizes the new unit to your household and plumbs the drain and dishwasher connections leak-tight—then runs it under water to confirm the sink drains clean before we pack up.
A Drain Masters visit starts with diagnosing why the disposal jammed, leaked, or died, then clearing the jam or resetting and re-wiring where possible. If the unit is cracked or burned out, we remove it, install a correctly sized replacement, seal every connection, and test the sink and dishwasher line under running water.

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Plenty of plumbers push a new unit on every call because a swap is quick money. Drain Masters checks the fixable causes first, sizes any replacement to your kitchen, and clears the drain line underneath—so the problem is actually solved, not just parts-replaced.
A humming disposal has power but a jammed flywheel, usually caught on a fruit pit, bone, or a piece of silverware. Turn it off before it overheats. Drain Masters clears the jam by hand and with the proper wrench, checks the impeller, and resets the unit—most humming disposals in Palm Springs are a repair, not a replacement.
Often, yes. A dead disposal is frequently a tripped reset button on the bottom of the unit or a flipped GFCI outlet, not a failed motor. We check power, wiring, and the reset before condemning it. If the motor truly has burned out, we will tell you straight and install a right-sized replacement the same visit when possible.
It depends on the fault. Jams, tripped resets, and loose connections are repairs. A cracked body, a leaking housing, or a burned-out motor almost always means replacement, since those repairs cost more than a new unit. Drain Masters diagnoses the cause first and gives you an honest repair-or-replace recommendation for your Palm Springs kitchen.
Disposal leaks come from three places: the top mounting flange where it meets the sink, the side drain or dishwasher hose connections, or a crack in the unit body. Flange and connection leaks are usually resealed or re-tightened. A cracked housing means the disposal is done. We find the exact source and fix or replace accordingly.
Run cold water before, during, and after grinding, and feed food in slowly. Keep out grease, coffee grounds, eggshells, and fibrous or starchy items like celery, potato peels, and rice, which bind the impeller or coat the drain. In Palm Springs' hard water, a monthly cold-water flush helps. We share these habits on every repair visit.
Most jams and resets are cleared in under an hour. A full replacement typically takes one to two hours, including removing the old unit, mounting the new one, connecting the drain and dishwasher line, and testing for leaks. Drain Masters offers same-day service across Palm Springs and Palm Beach County whenever the schedule allows.
Humming, leaking, jammed, or dead disposal? Drain Masters of the Palm Beaches diagnoses it fast and fixes or replaces it right—call now or request a free estimate for garbage disposal repair in Palm Springs and across Palm Beach County.