ProfessionalBathtub Spout Replacement

A calcified, corroded, or just ugly tub spout is one of the fastest upgrades in a bathroom. We swap it out cleanly — whether it's a slip-fit or threaded style — and confirm there's no drip from the diverter before we leave.

Also known as: bathtub spout replacement, tub spout replacement, replace tub spout, bathtub faucet spout, tub faucet replacement, tub diverter spout, bathtub spout replacment

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What’s included

Identify slip-fit or threaded connection type on existing spout
Remove old tub spout without damaging the wall surround
Install new tub spout with correct attachment method
Apply caulk or escutcheon at the wall interface
Test diverter function (to showerhead) if applicable
Confirm no drip from spout when shower is engaged

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How it works

Remove the old spout

We determine the connection type, then either loosen the setscrew on slip-fit models or unthread the spout directly from the pipe nipple.

Install the new spout

We thread the new spout on or slide it over the pipe stub and tighten the setscrew, ensuring the spout body sits flush against the wall.

Test and seal

We run the water, push the diverter up to direct flow to the showerhead, and confirm the spout stops dripping completely when the diverter is engaged.

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Problems we fix

Mineral-encrusted spouts that drip continuously because the diverter gate has corroded open
Slip-fit spouts that have shifted and angle downward because the setscrew wasn't tight
Gap at the wall where the old spout escutcheon covered the hole and the new one is a different size
Threaded nipple so corroded the old spout won't come off without risk of pipe damage

Good to know

Bathtub Spout Replacement — FAQ

How do I know if I have a slip-fit or threaded spout?

Look on the underside of the spout near the wall. A small setscrew hole indicates slip-fit. No setscrew means threaded. We identify the type before starting and will let you know if you've purchased the wrong connection style.

Can you match the finish of my existing faucet handles?

Tub spouts come in chrome, brushed nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, and matte black to match most faucet trim. Purchasing the spout in the same finish as your handles gives the cleanest look.

What if the diverter still leaks after the new spout is in?

If the leak originates in the valve body rather than the spout diverter, a shower cartridge replacement addresses it. We'll diagnose exactly where the drip is coming from.

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