
Garbage Disposal Repair
Repair and replacement of jammed, leaking, or dead garbage disposals to get your kitchen sink working again.
- Fixes jams and leaks
- Repair or full swap
- Kitchen sink back in service

Drain Masters of the Palm Beaches repairs and installs toilets, faucets, and fixtures across Palm Springs and Palm Beach County. We stop running toilets, base leaks, and dripping faucets at the source, then set new fixtures level and leak-free—usually in a single visit.
A toilet that keeps running, water pooling around the base, and a faucet that drips or will not shut off fully are the clearest signs. Each one quietly wastes water and money every day, and worn flappers, fill valves, cartridges, and wax rings only get worse until they are replaced.
A toilet that runs and a faucet that drips are not annoyances—they are your water bill leaking, drop by drop, around the clock.
A tank that hisses, refills for no reason, or never stops usually has a worn flapper or fill valve wasting gallons every hour.
Pooling around the toilet base points to a failed wax ring or seal, and letting it sit can rot the subfloor beneath.
A steady drip or a handle you have to crank means the cartridge, O-rings, or washers inside are worn out.
Weak pressure and white scale on the spout come from Palm Springs hard water clogging the aerator and fixture internals.
Drain Masters of the Palm Beaches is a locally owned Palm Springs plumbing company that fixes fixtures right the first time. We diagnose the real part that failed, replace it with quality components, and confirm there are no leaks—so a repair actually holds up to Florida water.
Palm Springs runs on hard, mineral-heavy water, and that scale is rough on fixture internals. It corrodes valves, stiffens cartridges, and cakes aerators—which is why bargain-bin parts fail fast here and a proper repair uses components built to last in our water.
Whether we are rebuilding the guts of a toilet or setting a brand-new faucet, we test under real water pressure and check every connection before we pack up—no callbacks for a drip we could have caught.
A Drain Masters visit covers diagnosing the fixture, replacing the worn part or setting the new unit, and testing under full water pressure for leaks. For installs we shut off the water, remove the old fixture, set the new one level, connect the supply, and confirm a clean, drip-free finish.

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Plenty of plumbers swap a part and hope the drip stops. Drain Masters diagnoses which component actually failed, replaces it with parts that survive Palm Springs hard water, and pressure-tests the fixture—so you are not calling someone back next week.
It depends on which part failed. A worn flapper is a small, quick fix, while a full tank rebuild with a new fill valve and flush valve costs more. Drain Masters of the Palm Beaches gives a free assessment and a clear, upfront price before any work starts, with no hidden fees added at the end.
Tightening a handle rarely stops a drip because the real cause is inside. Worn cartridges, O-rings, or washers no longer seal, and Palm Springs hard water speeds that wear. We replace the failed internal part with a quality component and pressure-test the faucet so the drip is gone for good.
Yes. Drain Masters installs customer-supplied toilets, faucets, and fixtures across Palm Springs and Palm Beach County. We shut off the water, remove the old unit, set the new one level, connect the supply lines and shutoff valves, and pressure-test everything so you leave with a clean, leak-free fixture.
It needs prompt attention. Water at the base usually means a failed wax ring or seal, and standing water can rot the subfloor and spread mold in Florida humidity. Call us and we will reset the toilet with a fresh wax ring and check the flange so it seals properly and stays dry.
Low flow at a single faucet is almost always a clogged aerator or mineral scale from Palm Springs hard water building up inside the fixture. We clean or replace the aerator and check the internals and supply lines, and if the cartridge is corroded we swap it so full pressure comes back.
If the tank or bowl is cracked, the toilet wobbles from a bad flange, or it wastes water with every flush, replacing it usually costs less over time than repeated repairs. We will tell you honestly whether a rebuild makes sense or a new comfort-height, low-flow toilet is the smarter call for your home.



Running toilet, leak at the base, or a faucet that won't quit dripping? Drain Masters of the Palm Beaches fixes and installs fixtures fast—call now or request a free estimate for toilet & faucet work in Palm Springs and across Palm Beach County.