Sinks, Appliances & Remodels
Kitchen Plumber in Palmetto, FL
One cabinet holds a drain, a disposal, two supply stops, a dishwasher connection and often an ice-maker line. We look after all of it, from a single drip to a full remodel.
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The busiest cabinet in the house
Why a kitchen plumber in Palmetto, FL checks the whole sink base
Kitchen problems rarely stay in one part. A slow drain, a damp cabinet floor and a noisy disposal are often connected.
When you call a kitchen plumber in Palmetto, FL, you want the drip fixed. We fix it, and then we look at everything else in the cabinet, because the parts share one drain and one pair of supply lines. A dishwasher that backs up into the sink, a disposal that leaks at the hose clamp and a trap that weeps at a slip nut can all trace back to one restriction.
Palmetto kitchens vary with the age of the house. Bungalows and block homes from the older parts of town often still drain through a cast iron or galvanized branch inside the wall, which narrows from the inside over decades. The kitchens in the newer subdivisions north along US 41 have plastic drains, but builder-grade valves and connectors that wear sooner than people expect.
Hard water touches every kitchen in town. It scales faucet cartridges and aerators, coats disposal chambers, and shortens the life of dishwasher and refrigerator inlet valves.
Kitchen services
What we install and repair in Palmetto kitchens
Sinks and faucets
New sinks set and sealed, faucets installed with fresh supply lines and stops that work.
Disposals
Jammed or leaking units repaired or replaced; see our disposal repair page for Palmetto for symptoms.
Dishwasher connections
Supply, drain hose, high loop or air gap, and the tie-in to the sink or disposal.
Ice-maker and water lines
Refrigerator water lines run with proper valves and braided or copper tubing, not brittle plastic.
Branch drain clearing
Repeat kitchen clogs cleared past the trap, into the line inside the wall where they actually form.
Remodel rough-in
Drains, vents and supply lines moved or added to suit a new layout before cabinets go in.
Remodeling?
Plumbing to plan before the new cabinets arrive
Kitchen remodels go smoother when the plumbing questions are settled at the start.
Decide early
- Whether the sink is staying put or moving to an island
- Where the dishwasher and refrigerator will sit
- Whether old galvanized or cast iron lines in the wall should go
- Shut-off valve locations you can reach easily
Why it matters
- A moved sink needs a drain with proper slope and a vent
- Replacing old pipe is easiest while the wall is open
- Appliance lines are simpler to route before flooring goes down
- Changing plans after the counters are set costs more
One visit, one written price
We diagnose first, then give you an upfront price for the repair, with options at different price points if a fixture is past saving. No hidden fees, and no work starts until you approve it. A remodel gets a written price for the plumbing scope before your contractor schedules the cabinets.
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Palmetto questions
Kitchen Plumber in Palmetto: common questions
Why does my refrigerator ice-maker line keep leaking?
Many were installed with thin plastic tubing and a saddle valve clamped onto a supply pipe. The plastic gets brittle, the saddle valve's seal fails, and both tend to leak behind the fridge where nobody sees it. We replace them with a proper shut-off valve and braided or copper tubing, which lasts far longer and is easy to isolate.
Can you move my kitchen sink during a remodel?
Usually, yes. Moving a sink means extending the drain with correct slope, providing a vent, and running new supply lines. On a slab home, moving a sink to an island can involve cutting the floor, so we look at the layout first and explain the routing options and the price before your contractor finalizes plans.
What does a full kitchen plumbing check include?
We look at the drain and trap, the branch line flow, the disposal and its connections, the dishwasher hose routing, both supply stops, every flexible connector and the ice-maker line. We also check the cabinet floor for signs of past leaks. You get a plain summary of anything that needs attention now and what can wait.
Do you handle kitchen plumbing emergencies at night?
Yes. A supply line that has burst under the sink or a drain backing up with the dishwasher running are handled around the clock. Close the shut-off valves under the sink if you can, then call (941) 541-7473. Our emergency plumbing service explains what happens next.
Have another question? Browse our plumbing FAQ or call (941) 541-7473.
Need a kitchen plumber in Palmetto?
Tell us what is happening under the sink or what you are planning for the remodel. We will give you a free phone estimate and an upfront price.
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Redemption Plumbing Services · 2908 Florida Blvd, Bradenton, FL 34207 · Mon–Fri 8AM–5PM · Sat 8AM–12PM · 24/7 emergency