Faucet Repair Parts

Leaky faucets are easy to repair with our wide assortment of parts. Find exactly what you need whether it's an O-ring, aerator, handle, washer or cartridge.

What are the parts of a faucet called?

The base of a faucet is often referred to as escutcheon, with the faucet body immediately above it, which holds the O-rings and washers leading to the spout, which is tipped with an aerator. Handles may be built into the faucet or into the base. Faucets that don't use ball valves to control water flow generally use a cartridge valve.

How do I identify my faucet parts?

Parts like washers and O rings are easy to identify and measure so you can find a matching replacement. Cartridges typically have a model number so they can be matched as well. Aerators can be bought in precise sizes but are also easy to trim.

How do I know my faucet needs repair?

If your faucet is leaking when the handle is closed, if it leaks from the handles while it's running, or if it drips when it's off, then you'll want to inspect it to see if there's a repair that needs to be made.

How do I replace faucet parts?

You'll have to disassemble your faucet until you can take out the faulty part and replace it. With most faucets, this process isn't too difficult as long as the water supply is shut off. Check manufacturer instructions for your faucet if it's a cartridge-style faucet.