Garbage Disposal Repair

Disposal Won’t Turn On
This usually comes down to a tripped reset button, a blown circuit, or a motor that’s given up. We’ll test the power supply and reset switch first, then move to the motor if needed.

Humming But Not Spinning
When you flip the switch and hear humming but nothing moves, something’s jamming the flywheel. Could be a bottle cap, a fork, or just years of buildup. We’ll clear it safely without damaging the unit.

Grinding, Rattling, or Metal-on-Metal Sounds
Loud noises usually mean something hard is stuck inside, or the mounting assembly has loosened. Either way, it needs attention before it gets worse.

Slow Grinding or Poor Performance
If your disposal struggles with normal food waste, the blades might be dull, or the motor could be wearing out. Sometimes a simple drain cleaning fixes the issue if the problem is actually downstream.

Leaking Under the Sink
Leaks can come from the sink flange, discharge pipe, or cracks in the disposal body itself. We’ve seen them all. Our leak detection service pinpoints the exact source so we can fix it properly the first time.

Clogs in the Drain Line
Sometimes what looks like a disposal problem is actually a clog further down the line. We’ll check the entire drain path and clear any blockages.

Constantly Tripping or Overheating
If you’re resetting your disposal multiple times a week, the motor is overworked or failing. This usually means replacement time.

Most of these issues get resolved in one visit. When repair doesn’t make financial sense, we’ll walk you through replacement options that fit your budget.