ProfessionalSink Installation

Installing a new sink — whether drop-in, undermount, or pedestal — involves disconnecting plumbing, modifying the countertop opening if needed, and making watertight connections. We handle the full job: remove old unit, set the new one, and reconnect supply lines and the P-trap so everything drains correctly.

Also known as: sink installation, kitchen sink install, bathroom sink replacement, undermount sink install, drop-in sink, pedestal sink install, sink instalation

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What’s included

Remove and dispose of the existing sink
Install drop-in, undermount, or pedestal sinks in kitchens and bathrooms
Silicone and seal sink to countertop to prevent water intrusion
Reconnect hot and cold supply lines
Install or reuse drain and P-trap assembly
Check all connections under pressure before finishing

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How it works

Disconnect and remove

We shut off the supply valves, disconnect drain and supply lines, cut any silicone seal, and lift out the old sink.

Set and seal the new sink

We dry-fit the new sink, apply silicone, lower it into position, and secure clips or support brackets according to the sink type.

Reconnect plumbing

We hook up supply lines, assemble the P-trap, and turn on the water — running both valves and checking every joint for drips.

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Problems we fix

Undermount sinks that separate from the counter when their adhesive fails
Drop-in sinks with a different cutout size than the replacement model
Old supply lines or P-traps that are too corroded to reuse safely
Pedestal sinks that need wall anchoring to stay stable
Silicone bead that traps moisture and grows mold when not applied correctly

Good to know

Sink Installation — FAQ

Will the new sink fit my existing countertop opening?

Drop-in sinks are fairly forgiving in sizing. Undermount replacements need to match closely. We measure and advise before committing — if the opening needs adjustment, we can handle that too.

Do you install vessel sinks?

Yes. Vessel sinks sit on top of the counter and need a specific drain height and often a taller faucet — we ensure the drain and faucet heights work together correctly.

Can I keep my existing faucet?

If it's in good shape and fits the new sink's hole configuration, yes. If the holes don't align or the faucet is worn, we can install a new one at the same visit.

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