Kitchen Sink & Faucet Replacement

A kitchen sink opening fitted with a stainless-steel sink and a spring-style faucet.

Countertop opening with the previous kitchen sink removed — During replacement

Installed stainless-steel kitchen sink and spring-style faucet — After

The request

The old kitchen sink needed replacing. The homeowner chose a stainless-steel sink and a spring-style faucet and wanted them installed in the existing countertop opening.

Work completed

Remove the old sink: Water was shut off, the old sink disconnected and removed, and the countertop opening cleaned.
Set the new sink: The stainless-steel sink was set and sealed in the opening.
Faucet & connections: The spring-style faucet was installed, the drain and supply lines connected, and everything checked for leaks.

Result

A brighter, easier-to-use kitchen sink area with a high-arc spring faucet — and no leaks under the cabinet.

Kitchen faucet replacement: what to check first

Before buying, check how many holes your sink or countertop has and whether you want a sprayer, soap dispenser or pull-down head. Matching the faucet to the existing holes keeps the kitchen faucet replacement quick and clean.

Project FAQ

Can you replace a kitchen sink without replacing the countertop?

Often, yes — if the new sink fits the existing opening. We'll check the size before you buy.

Planning a similar project?

Tell us what needs attention and share photos of your space. We will discuss the scope and next steps with you.

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