Water was leaking from beneath the bathroom pedestal sink whenever the faucet was run, caused by a rusted sink drain tailpiece and a corroded brass slip-joint connection.
Removed the deteriorated components and installed a new pop-up drain assembly, tailpiece, ABS P-trap, and replaced the worn rubber washers on the hot and cold water shutoff valves.
| Primary Service | Faucet and Sink Drain Repair |
| Specific Service | Faucet and Sink Drain Repair |
| Area | Mission District |
| City | San Francisco, CA |
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Leaks are typically found at the slip-joint connections in the drain assembly, the P-trap, or the hot and cold water supply lines located behind the pedestal base.
Repairing these connections often involves carefully loosening the fittings behind the pedestal to replace worn washers, applying new thread sealant, or installing a new P-trap assembly.
Most leaks stem from the plumbing connections or the faucet rather than the porcelain itself. Repairing or replacing these specific components can usually resolve the issue without needing to replace the entire sink.
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