Swapping an old kitchen faucet for a touchless one

A Sudbury homeowner had an old kitchen faucet that had finally given up, and they’d already bought a new touchless model to replace it. Not a repair this time — a clean swap. They wanted the old one out and the new one in, working right the first time.

Installing the new touchless faucet

We pulled the old faucet, mounted the new touchless one, and got everything hooked up so it worked the way it should — water on, water off, no leaks, no surprises. Touchless faucets are a nice upgrade once they’re in: a tap or wave turns the water on when your hands are full, and it shuts off on its own, which is the part people actually end up loving.

If your kitchen faucet in Sudbury or anywhere in MetroWest has quit on you — or you’ve got a new one sitting there waiting to go in — call Richard T. Curley Plumbing & Heating at (978) 562-3736. We’ll get it swapped and running right, usually the same visit.