If it’s leaking, cracked, difficult to turn, or no longer sealing properly, replacement is often the best solution.
Yes — many leaks can be fixed by replacing washers, tightening connections, or repairing the stem assembly.
Most replacements take less than an hour, depending on accessibility and the condition of the plumbing.
Yes. Leaving a hose attached during freezing temperatures can trap water inside the spigot and cause it to freeze, which may lead to burst pipes or damaged outdoor faucets.
Yes, on the off chance we experience it — frost-proof spigots help prevent freeze damage and are a great choice for colder months.
This is often due to worn washers, damaged stems, or a faulty valve seat.
Yes — we can run new piping to relocate a spigot for better convenience or accessibility.
Flagstaff experiences freezing temperatures during the winter months. If hoses are left connected or the spigot isn’t frost-proof, water can freeze inside the pipe and cause the faucet or supply line to crack.
