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Garbage Disposal Repair & Install in the Twin Cities

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Signs You Need Garbage Disposals

If any of these sound familiar, a licensed local plumber can help.

  • Humming but not spinning
  • Leaking under the sink
  • Bad smells that won't go away
  • Sink drains slowly after use
  • Tripping the reset button often
  • Loud grinding or metal sounds
Garbage Disposals in a Twin Cities home

How Your Plumber Can Help

What a licensed Twin Cities plumber typically does for garbage disposals.

Unjam and reset for garbage disposals

Unjam and reset

Plumbers safely clear jams and reset the unit.

Leak repair for garbage disposals

Leak repair

Seals, flanges and connections can be tightened or replaced.

New installs for garbage disposals

New installs

Swap an old unit for a new one sized for your kitchen.

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What Customers Are Saying

James H.
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"The plumber arrived very fast!"
Columbia Heights, MN
Jessica H.
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"They arrived on time and didn't even make a mess. Highly recommend!"
Minneapolis, MN
James G.
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"I'm older and can't move like I used to, so I just explained what happened and they took care of it without a mess. They even offered me a senior discount without me asking."
Edina, MN

Garbage Disposals FAQ

Why is my disposal humming?

It is usually jammed. Turn off power before checking. Never put your hand inside.

What should not go in a disposal?

Grease, bones, fibrous peels, coffee grounds and pasta can cause clogs and jams.

How long do disposals last?

Many last around 8 to 15 years with normal use.

Is it worth repairing an old disposal?

If it leaks from the body or is very old, replacement often makes more sense.

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