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Robert P.
  • New Bedford, MA
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Should I replace Entire Faucet?

Robert P.
  • New Bedford, MA
Posted

Tenant just alerted me that the kitchen faucet began dripping from the spout into the sink. Went by and it actually pools up around the base as well. 

I'm sure I could change the cartridge and rings inside to fix, but I could also purchase a brand new faucet for under $50, too. The current faucet itself is pretty old.

Question - Should I just fix the current one, or swap out and replace it with a new one? I am thinking long term (if it helps, they are great tenants who take extraordinary care to the property)

Thanks!

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