Kitchen Renovation
Kitchen Renovation | Plumbing Fixture Replacements | Plumbing | Fayetteville
Your Fayetteville kitchen deserves plumbing that works as beautifully as it looks. HEP’s licensed experts bring decades of experience to every renovation, guiding you through faucet styles, sink depths, and water-saving innovations that elevate daily cooking and cleanup. From the moment we shut off the main valve to the final pressure test, we treat your home with the care and cleanliness you expect from a neighbor down the street.
Our specialty in plumbing fixture replacements means you get precision installation of sinks, garbage disposals, pot fillers, ice-maker lines, and more—each one carefully matched to your cabinetry, countertops, and lifestyle. We handle the permitting, haul away the old fixtures, and leave you with a leak-free, code-compliant kitchen ready for its culinary debut.
Ready to trade drips and dated chrome for seamless function and modern flair? Call HEP today, and let’s create a Fayetteville kitchen where inspiration—and water—flows effortlessly.
FAQs
Which kitchen plumbing fixtures can be replaced during a renovation?
Most homeowners in Fayetteville choose to replace sinks, faucets, garbage disposals, dishwashers, ice-maker lines, supply valves, and exposed water or drain pipes. If your remodel includes moving the sink or adding a prep sink or pot-filler, we can reroute hot, cold, and drain lines as well. Our licensed plumbers will evaluate what can be reused and what should be upgraded to meet current code and performance standards.
Do I need a plumbing permit in Fayetteville to replace kitchen fixtures?
Simple like-for-like faucet or disposal swaps usually do not require a building permit, but any work that relocates water or drain lines, alters venting, or involves new electrical connections (e.g., a hard-wired dishwasher) does. The City of Fayetteville and Cumberland County require that permitted work be performed by a licensed plumber and inspected for code compliance. We handle the permit application, schedule inspections, and provide documentation so you stay fully compliant.
How long does it take to replace kitchen plumbing fixtures?
A straightforward faucet and sink change can be completed in 2–4 hours. Adding a garbage disposal may extend the visit to half a day. Full fixture packages—sink, faucet, dishwasher, and new shut-off valves—typically take one day. If supply or drain lines must be rerouted inside walls or floors, expect 1–2 additional days for rough-in, pressure testing, and final trim once cabinets and counters are in place. We provide a detailed timeline after our on-site assessment.
What affects the cost of kitchen fixture replacement in Fayetteville?
Pricing depends on: 1) Fixture quality and finish (standard chrome vs. premium brass); 2) Whether countertops need cutting or modification; 3) Accessibility of existing shut-off valves and drain lines; 4) Code upgrades such as air-gap devices or GFCI outlets; 5) Permit and inspection fees; and 6) Disposal of old fixtures. During our no-obligation estimate we itemize labor and material costs so you know exactly where every dollar goes.
Are water-efficient fixtures worth the investment?
Absolutely. EPA WaterSense-labeled faucets reduce flow to 1.5 gpm or less without sacrificing pressure, saving up to 700 gallons per year for an average Fayetteville household. Newer dishwashers use as little as 3 gallons per cycle, cutting utility bills by roughly $35 annually. Many local utility companies offer rebates for WaterSense products, so you can recover part of the upgrade cost within the first year.
Will new fixtures work with my existing plumbing lines?
In most cases, yes. Modern faucets and sinks are designed to fit standard ½-inch water supplies and 1½- to 2-inch drains. When homes have older galvanized or polybutylene lines, we recommend replacing exposed sections with PEX or copper to prevent future leaks. For farmhouse or oversized sinks, we may need to lower the drain and install larger P-traps. We inspect your system before installation, identify compatibility issues, and offer solutions so the finished kitchen is leak-free and up to code.