Fall is a cozy time in Colorado — warm blankets, pumpkin spice, and crisp evenings. But even a small plumbing issue, like a leaky faucet or a slow drip under the sink, can quickly turn into a costly headache. Water damage and mold can develop quietly, causing damage to cabinets, walls, and flooring.
At Handyman Connection of Parker, we help homeowners catch these problems early and provide fast, reliable solutions. Here’s a simple “Tuesday Tip” check you can do this week to keep your home safe and dry.
1. Check Your Faucets
A dripping faucet is more than just annoying — it’s a warning sign. Most drips are caused by worn-out washers, O-rings, or valve seats.
Pro Tip: Listen for a constant drip and check the sink basin for pooling water. Even a slow drip wastes gallons of water over time and can damage surrounding surfaces. If you’re not sure what’s causing the leak, our plumbing pros can quickly diagnose and fix it.
2. Inspect Under the Sinks
Cabinets under sinks are a common place for hidden leaks. Check for damp spots, discoloration, or pooling water around pipes and drains.
Pro Tip: Look for corrosion or loose connections on supply lines. A small leak can start slowly, but catching it early prevents major repairs later.
3. Address Past Water Damage
Even minor leaks that happened in the past can leave lingering stains or weaken your cabinets and walls. Addressing water damage as soon as possible can help prevent mold growth and structural issues.
Pro Tip: Remove damaged materials if necessary and repair leaks before replacing or refinishing the area. Our team can help restore your space safely and efficiently.
Why Call the Pros?
While some homeowners can handle small faucet repairs, many plumbing issues require professional tools, expertise, and safety measures. At Handyman Connection of Parker, we:
Diagnose leaks quickly
Provide lasting repairs and replacements
Help prevent future water damage and mold
Ensure your home stays safe and comfortable throughout the season
Keep Your Home Cozy and Dry This Fall
A leaky faucet may seem minor, but small issues can escalate quickly if left unchecked. Take a few minutes this week to inspect your faucets and under-sink areas — and if you spot any leaks, don’t wait.
Let us handle the hard work so you can enjoy a worry-free fall season!
