West Orange, NJ · Licensed #13345
Faucet Installation & Repair in NJ
Leaky or old faucet? Licensed NJ plumber installs & repairs kitchen and bath faucets. Northern NJ service.
- NJ Master Plumber #13345
- Bonded & Insured
- 4.9★ · 238 Google reviews
- 24-Hour Service Mon–Sat
- NJ Master PlumberLicense #13345 · 36BI01334500
- Bonded & Insured
- Backflow Certified
- Navien Certified
- OSHA Certified
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Licensed Faucet Installation & Repair in NJ
Maccabi Plumbing & Heating, a licensed NJ master plumber (License #13345), repairs and installs kitchen and bathroom faucets across northern New Jersey. A dripping faucet feels like a small thing until you are lying awake listening to it, and the real question is whether it is a five-dollar cartridge or a job that needs the whole faucet swapped. Most of the time it is the cheap fix. Nine times out of ten a "broken" single-handle faucet is a worn cartridge or O-ring, not a dead faucet. The catch in older NJ homes is what sits underneath. A seized shut-off valve that should be handled in the same visit, so the next small repair does not mean shutting off water to the entire house. We handle both, honestly, at a transparent price. If you want the wider picture, this sits under our kitchen & bathroom plumbing services.
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What Does Faucet Repair Involve?
Faucet repair means replacing the worn internal part causing the leak or the stiffness, most often a cartridge, O-ring, or washer, then testing the fix. A licensed plumber diagnoses whether the problem is the faucet itself or the valves and supply lines feeding it, replaces the failed part, and reseals the connections. Small job, done right, so it does not leak again in a month.
Kitchens & bathrooms
Repair or Replace a Faucet?
Repair a faucet with a worn internal part. Replace it when the body or finish is failing. If the leak traces back to a cartridge, O-ring, or washer, repair is the cheap, correct call and we will tell you so rather than push a new fixture. Replace the faucet when the body is cracked, when it leaks chronically from several points at once, when the finish is corroded through, or when you simply want to upgrade to a pull-down kitchen unit or a matched bath set. A licensed plumber can usually tell you which side of that line you are on within a few minutes of looking, and we would rather sell you a cartridge that lasts than a faucet you did not need.
Kitchens & bathrooms
Faucet Types We Install
We install and service every common configuration, so you are not stuck matching a plumber to a faucet style. That covers single-handle kitchen and bath faucets, widespread and centerset bath faucets with separate hot and cold, deck-mount and single-hole setups, pull-down and pull-out kitchen faucets, and touchless models. Brand-wise, we install Delta, Kohler, and Moen among others. Those are quality faucets with real parts availability, which matters years down the road when a cartridge finally wears out and you want the exact replacement rather than a guess. We install the faucet you bought as readily as one we supply.
A pull-down kitchen faucet is worth a word of caution, because it is the one most people install wrong. The spray hose has to be routed with enough slack to travel and a weight set at the right point, or it drags, kinks, and stops retracting within a year. Widespread bath faucets carry the opposite headache. Three separate deck holes that have to line up with the valve bodies exactly, which is where the matched-part sourcing on an old colonial earns its keep. Getting the faucet is the easy part. Setting it so it works in five years is the job.
Kitchens & bathrooms
Local Relevance. Faucets in Older NJ Homes
Northern New Jersey's water and its old housing stock create faucet problems a new build never sees. The area's harder water leaves mineral scale that stiffens cartridges and clogs aerators, which is why "low pressure at one faucet" is so often just a scaled aerator rather than a plumbing fault. In homes built before 1970, common across West Orange, Maplewood, and the older parts of Montclair, the under-sink shut-off valves are frequently corroded or seized, and a faucet swap that ignores them is a repair that will bite you next time. Older colonials also run widespread and antique bath configurations that need matched-part sourcing, the exact step a big-box handyman skips before leaving you with a faucet that almost fits. We work these homes constantly, so we check the valves before we quote. If you are local, here is our plumber in West Orange, NJ page.
Pricing, explained
Pricing and What to Expect
Faucet work is small-ticket and priced by the job, with a few clear drivers. A straightforward cartridge or O-ring repair is the low end. The price rises when the under-sink shut-off valves or supply lines are corroded and need replacing too, when the faucet type is more involved, like a widespread bath set with separate handles, or when it is a full replacement rather than a part swap. These are typical NJ ranges, not a fixed Maccabi quote, and you will hear the actual price before work starts. We will not hit you with a minimum-charge markup on a two-minute fix, and we will not oversell a replacement you do not need. Klarna financing is available if a larger kitchen upgrade calls for it.
Why Maccabi
Why Choose Maccabi for Faucet Work
We treat a faucet job with the same care as a boiler, and we are honest about the small stuff. Plenty of shops either will not bother with a faucet repair or use it as an opening to sell a fixture. We are a licensed NJ master plumber (License #13345), bonded and insured, rated 4.9 stars across 238 Google reviews, and our approach on a small job is the same as on a big one. Diagnose it straight, quote it up front, fix it so it does not come back. The reviews that mention a faucet or a "quick job done right" are the ones we are proudest of, because that is where honesty actually shows.
Know the warning signs
Signs You Need Faucet Repair
A faucet tells you it is failing well before it quits. The early signs
A steady drip from the spout after you have shut it off tight.
Weak flow at one faucet while the rest of the house is fine.
A handle that has gone stiff, gritty, or loose at the base.
Water pooling in the cabinet or a damp supply line under the sink.
A faucet that will not fully shut off and keeps running onto the counter.
A seeping or seized shut-off valve beneath the sink, common in older NJ homes.
Common problems we fix
Common Faucet Problems We Fix
Faucets fail in a handful of predictable ways, and each one points at a specific part. The regulars we see
A steady drip or leak from the spout, usually a worn cartridge, O-ring, or seat washer.
Weak or low flow at one faucet, most often mineral scale clogging the aerator or the cartridge.
A stiff or loose handle that has lost its smooth turn or wobbles at the base.
A leak at the base or under the sink where a connection or supply line has let go.
A faucet that will not shut off and is running onto the counter, which is the one that turns a small job into a call to our 24-hour emergency plumber.
Corroded supply lines or shut-off valves that seep or seize, common in older homes and easy to miss on a quick quote.
That drip is not just annoying, it is expensive over time. A faucet dripping once per second wastes more than 3,000 gallons a year, according to the U.S. EPA's WaterSense program, which is a real number on a Suez or municipal water bill in this area.
How it works
How a Maccabi Faucet Installation & Repair Visit Works in NJ
Every faucet job runs the same steps so nothing gets skipped
- 01
Diagnose
We confirm whether it is the faucet, the valves, or the supply lines, and repair-versus-replace, before touching anything.
- 02
Shut off and isolate
We close the under-sink shut-offs, or the main if those are seized, and relieve the pressure.
- 03
Repair or swap
We replace the worn part on a repair, or remove the old faucet and set the new one on a replacement.
- 04
Handle the valves and supply lines
If the shut-offs or supply lines are corroded, we replace them now, while the water is already off.
- 05
Seal and test
We connect, seal, restore water, and run it, checking for drips at every joint under pressure.
- 06
Clean up
We clear the workspace and the old parts, and leave the cabinet dry.
Why it pays to do it right
Benefits of Professional Faucet Repair
On a small job the value is honesty and doing it so it does not leak again in a month.
We diagnose whether it is a cheap cartridge or a genuine replacement, and say so instead of upselling a fixture.
Corroded shut-offs handled the same visit, so the next repair does not mean shutting off water to the whole house.
A licensed NJ master plumber (#13345) makes the seals and connections code-compliant.
Widespread and antique bath faucets get matched parts sourced, the step a big-box handyman skips.
You hear the price up front, with no minimum-charge markup on a two-minute fix.
The work is bonded and insured, backed by our track record on the small jobs.
Honest pricing
What Drives Your NJ Price (and Your Written Quote)
We don't hide numbers behind a phone call. Every quote is written and specific, so you know what changes it before we start.
- The fixture or system involved and its condition
- Parts, equipment size, and efficiency tier
- Access, permits, and whether it's an emergency call
Flexible payment / financing available via Klarna.
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Tell us what's going on and we'll give you a clear, written price, no obligation. Virtual estimates available, and we'll call you back as soon as we can.
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We stand by our work with a 1-year labor warranty, plus the manufacturer's warranty on all parts.
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What You Get With a Licensed NJ Master Plumber
- Licensed NJ Master Plumber (#13345), fully bonded and insured
- 4.9★ from 238 Google reviews
- 24-hour response, Mon–Sat, closed Sunday
- Honest repair-or-replace advice, with the price before we start
- Backflow, Navien, and OSHA certified
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What northern-NJ customers actually said
Maccabi Plumbing & Heating is rated 4.9 stars across 238 Google reviews. These are unedited, published reviews from that profile.
I'm so impressed with Maccabi Their plumber Morey came to fix my leaky faucet and did an amazing job. He was on time, professional, and explained everything clearly. The work was done quickly and efficiently, and the price was very reasonable. I've had bad experiences with plumbers in the past, but they have now earned my trust. I highly recommend them to anyone needing plumbing services. Ari was very kind in the office and helped schedule a time that best suited my schedule as well
Very professional service was provided from calling them to schedule appointment until work is completed. They were very accommodating. Had issues with previous company (advanced professionals) that did mistake and poorly done in installing bathroom faucets wrong and cause a water leak and major problems. Maccabi plumbing came and resolve the issue very diligently. Never going with anyone else. Thank you Maccabi and team.
I called MACCABI Plumbing because my last plumber wouldn’t call me back. MACCABI answered as soon as I called and installed a new bathroom faucet for me. They were extremely clean and took extra care because of my white carpet. I’ll continue to recommend them to anyone who needs a plumber in my area. There work is neat and professional.
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Reach Maccabi Plumbing & Heating in West Orange, NJ
Maccabi Plumbing & Heating
300 Executive Drive
West Orange, NJ 07051
Open 24 hours Monday–Saturday. Closed Sunday.
Emergency line answered nights & early mornings, Mon–Sat.
Street parking is available near our office. Our licensed plumber travels to your property. Most residential and commercial work is completed on site across northern New Jersey.
FAQ
NJ Faucet Installation & Repair Questions, Answered
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Call or Text (908) 376-9159Faucet repair in NJ typically costs less than a full replacement because it usually means swapping a worn cartridge, O-ring, or washer. The price rises if the under-sink shut-off valve or supply lines are corroded and need replacing too. These are typical NJ ranges, not a fixed quote, and you will hear the price before work starts.
Book Faucet Repair or Installation
Tell us what your faucet is doing, dripping, running weak, stiff, or leaking underneath, and we will tell you whether it is a quick part or a replacement, at a price you hear before we start. Licensed, insured, and honest on the small jobs.
Book faucet repair or installation contact Maccabi or call (908) 376-9159.