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A dripping showerhead, a handle that will not shut off or water that runs too hot or cold usually points to a worn valve or cartridge. Hard Las Vegas water speeds up that wear.
Shower valves sit inside the wall, so a small leak can damage drywall, tile and framing before it shows.
Replacing worn cartridges and seals ends the steady drip from the showerhead or spout.
Pressure-balance repairs stop sudden hot or cold bursts.
Fixing valve leaks early prevents hidden water damage behind tile.
Stiff or loose handles fixed so the shower is simple to use.
Most shower problems trace back to a worn cartridge, a failing diverter or mineral buildup.
Cartridge, stem and seal replacement for single and multi-handle shower valves.
Old or failed valves replaced, including pressure-balance and anti-scald valves.
Diverter spouts, showerheads and trim kits repaired or replaced.
We find whether the cartridge, valve or diverter is the cause.
We shut off water and remove the trim to reach the valve.
We replace worn parts or the valve and clean mineral buildup.
We check for leaks, temperature balance and full pressure.
A worn cartridge or seal usually lets water pass even when the handle is off. Replacing it typically stops the drip.
Often, yes. Many repairs are done through the trim opening, and we explain if an access panel or tile work is needed.
A failing pressure-balance cartridge cannot keep the temperature steady when other fixtures are used.
Yes. We replace tub spouts and diverters that leak or will not switch water to the showerhead.
Mineral scale wears cartridges and seals and can make handles stiff. Regular service and a water softener help.
