Whether it’s kitchen or bathroom, if you’re tired of those old faucets let us install new ones and have an updated look to your kitchen and bathroom.
Old Engineer provides professional faucet installation throughout the Raleigh-Durham area at a price that makes sense. A new faucet is one of the fastest ways to make a kitchen or bathroom feel updated, and one of the most annoying jobs to do yourself, lying on your back under a sink fighting a corroded nut. Let us do the fighting. We’ll remove the old faucet, install the new one, and test everything so your cabinet stays dry.
Our faucet replacement service covers the whole job:
We install all the major brands including Moen, Delta, Kohler, Pfister, and American Standard, from simple single-handle bathroom faucets to pull-down kitchen faucets and touchless models. Not sure what fits your sink? Send us a photo of your current setup and we’ll tell you what to buy.
Old Engineer isn’t a big franchise with big franchise prices. We’re experienced, detail-oriented professionals who believe a faucet swap shouldn’t cost a fortune. You get careful workmanship, straightforward pricing, and a dry cabinet when we leave.
Please note: we replace faucets where one is already installed. If your project involves moving plumbing, cutting new holes in a countertop, or replacing shutoff valves that have failed, that may need a licensed plumber, and we’ll tell you upfront.
We provide faucet installation in Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Apex, Morrisville, Chapel Hill, Wake Forest, Garner, Holly Springs, and surrounding Triangle communities.
A straightforward swap is quick and far more affordable than a plumber’s service call. Contact us with your faucet model and whether it’s kitchen or bath for a quick quote, and doing two or three in one visit is the best value.
Most bathroom faucets take under an hour. Kitchen faucets with sprayers and soap dispensers usually take one to two hours. Corroded old hardware can add time, which is exactly why people call us instead of doing it themselves.
Not for a standard replacement where the plumbing stays where it is. That’s exactly the kind of job we do, at a fraction of a plumber’s rate. If we find something that genuinely needs a plumber, like a failed shutoff valve, we’ll tell you straight.
Count the holes in your sink or countertop. Single-hole, centerset (three holes, 4 inches apart), and widespread (three holes, 8 inches apart) are the common setups. Send us a photo and we’ll confirm before you buy.
If the faucet is decent quality and you like it, new cartridges can stop the drip. If it’s older, corroded, or dated looking, replacement usually makes more sense. We’ll give you an honest read either way.
Yes, we install battery and plug-in touchless kitchen faucets from brands like Moen and Delta and make sure the sensors work properly before we leave.
Always. Old supply lines are the most common source of under-sink leaks and floods, so fresh lines go in with every faucet we install.
