Garbage Disposal Repair and Replacement

A malfunctioning garbage disposal can throw off your whole kitchen routine. The good news is you don’t have to sort it out alone. Whether your disposal is jammed, leaking, ready for replacement, or you’re planning a first-time installation, Happy Hippo Plumbing’s licensed plumbers are ready to help. We understand how much you rely on a working kitchen, and we treat every job with the same care and attention.

Dependable kitchen plumbing services for homes

Attempting DIY fixes can sometimes make the problem worse. Our professional plumbing experts can accurately diagnose and resolve all garbage disposal issues efficiently.

What we handle :

  • Jammed disposals that stop working and leave your sink out of commission
  • Persistent leaks that waste water and can damage the cabinet below
  • Old unit replacements when your disposal has reached the end of its life
  • New installations for first-time setups, remodels, and upgrades

Garbage Disposal Services

Our comprehensive garbage disposal services include:

  • Repair: Addressing issues like jams, leaks, and motor problems.
  • Replacement: Upgrading outdated, noisy, or irreparable units with quieter, more efficient models.
  • Installation: Professional setup of new disposals, ensuring proper integration with your plumbing system.
  • Maintenance: Routine checks to prevent future issues and extend the lifespan of your disposal.

Maintaining Your Garbage Disposal

Proper maintenance can prevent many common disposal problems:

  • Regular Use: Run your disposal frequently to prevent rust, corrosion, and standing water in your sink.
  • Cold Water: Always use cold water when operating the disposal to solidify any grease or oils.
  • Avoid Hard Materials: Refrain from disposing of bones, fruit pits, nut shells, or non-food items.
  • Clean Naturally: Use a mixture of ice cubes, baking soda, and/or peeled citrus wedges (minus the seeds) to clean and freshen the unit.
  • Check Beneath: Take the time to look at your disposal beneath the sink. Inspect signs of leaks, especially along the bottom edge.