Garbage Disposal Repair

• Jammed Disposal: One of the most common garbage disposal repairs in jammed or clogged disposals. This issue is usually caused by food scraps or other debris trapped in the disposal. We’ll clear any obstructions and restore proper function.
• Leaking Disposal: Another common issue is leaking disposal. Improper connections, loose seals, damaged pipes, or other issues can lead to a leaking disposal. We can identify where the leak is coming from and make the necessary repairs to ensure the leak stops.
• Malfunctioning Motor: If your garbage disposal motor is not working at all or making uncommon noises, the motor could be malfunctioning. This is a common problem in older garbage disposals. Our team can diagnose the malfunctioning garbage disposal motor and repair or replace the motor.
• Electrical Issues: Electrical issues can cause the circuit breaker to trip or even cause the disposal to stop functioning altogether. Our team is experienced with electrical issues and can diagnose the issue and make all necessary repairs to ensure you have an operating garbage disposal once again.

The cost of repairing a garbage disposal depends on a few factors. The main factors include:

• Nature of the Problem: Minor issues like jammed disposals or leaking disposals generally cost less to repair than major problems like a malfunctioning motor.
• Garbage Disposal Age: It can be difficult to find replacement parts for older garbage disposals, therefore usually the older garbage disposals get replaced with newer, more efficient disposals. The usual life expectancy of a garbage disposal is between 8-15 years.
• Parts: The cost of the part can influence the overall price
• Garbage Disposal Type: There are different types of garbage disposals (batch feed, continuous feed, and bio-charge garbage disposals). Continuous feed garbage disposals are the most common and generally cost less to repair or replace, whereas a batch feed or a bio-charge garbage disposal tend to cost more to repair or replace.
• Horsepower: The larger the horsepower (hp) of the replacement garbage disposal the larger the cost of that disposal.
• Time: If we already have plumbing existing and its a simple replacement then it tends to cost less than if we are installing a new one from scratch or have to make modifications for the new one to fit.

While repair costs can vary based on specific factors, we have found the average price most of our customers invest to repair or replace their garbage disposal.