New sink? Clean install.
Kitchen, bathroom, utility, bar, or specialty. Replacement or new install for a remodel — we measure, remove, set, seal, and pressure-test every connection before leaving. No leaks. No bowed counters. No surprises.

Four types of sinks. One clean install.
Kitchen Sinks
Single basin, double basin, or workstation. Undermount, drop-in, or apron-front. We pull the old sink, prep the counter, set the new one, and connect every line — including disposal if you've got one.
Disposal & reverse-osmosis readyBathroom Sinks
Pedestal, vessel, undermount, or vanity-mounted. We handle the install, the drain connection, supply lines, and the silicone seal — so it looks clean on day one and stays watertight for years.
All vanity stylesUtility & Laundry Sinks
Garage. Laundry room. Workshop. Tough sinks for tough work. We install the basin, the legs or wall-mount bracket, and the drain — built to handle whatever you put in it.
Free-standing or wall-mountBar, Prep & Specialty
Wet bar sinks. Prep sinks in island layouts. Specialty stainless, copper, or fireclay basins from a remodel design. If it's spec'd into the plans, we'll install it cleanly.
Remodel & new buildsReplacement signs. And what comes next.
Sinks fail predictably. Persistent leaks that won't stop after patching. Worn enamel on old porcelain. Stains so deep they won't scrub out. Stainless steel rust spreading like an infection. If you're seeing any of those, you're past patching — it's replacement time.
The good news: a clean sink swap isn't a job that drags. We measure the cabinet, check the supply lines, and confirm the new sink fits before pulling the old one. Then we install the new one with proper silicone, level placement, and pressure-test every connection. Most jobs are done in a few hours.
- Pre-Install Measurement Verify the new sink fits the cabinet cutout and check supply line position
- Clean Removal Old sink out without damaging the counter, cabinet, or surrounding walls
- Set & Seal Level placement, proper silicone bead, secured mounting hardware
- Connect & Test Supply lines, drain trap, disposal — every joint pressure-tested before we leave
Sink trouble or new install? We handle both.
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