Swapping a faucet looks easy in a video. Then the old supply line won’t come loose, the new one doesn’t quite fit, and there’s a slow drip under the sink you don’t notice for a month. We install toilets, faucets, sinks and other kitchen and bathroom fixtures for homes in Denton, Fort Worth, Argyle, Flower Mound, North Richland Hills and nearby towns. A licensed plumber does the work, and we test for leaks before we pack up.
Every install is done by a licensed, insured plumber, to Texas plumbing code and the manufacturer's specs. If a job needs a city permit, we handle it.
Pull-down faucet, undermount sink, a toilet that uses less water per flush. We'll tell you what works with the plumbing you already have before you buy something that doesn't.
Most fixture problems trace back to the install. A wax ring that didn't seat. A supply line with a slight kink. A drain that's off by a quarter inch. We measure, test everything, and don't leave until it's right.
We put down floor protection, keep the mess in the work area, and haul the old fixture away when we're done.
Our licensed plumbing professionals install a wide range of residential fixtures with precision and care, including kitchen and bathroom faucets, toilets, sinks, shower trim kits, laundry fixtures, and garbage disposal-compatible setups. Each installation is completed with a focus on durability, efficiency, and proper alignment, while also allowing us to identify and prevent potential issues early.
Every project follows a thorough process, including safe removal of old fixtures, inspection of valves and supply lines, secure installation, proper drainage setup, and water pressure adjustments. We finish with complete leak testing to ensure reliable performance and reduce the chances of future plumbing problems.
This comprehensive approach ensures your fixtures perform efficiently and reduces the need for future plumbing fixture installation or emergency service calls like clogged toilet installation near me or plumber for clogged toilet situations.
Faucets, sinks, toilets and utility fixtures for kitchens, bathrooms and laundry rooms. We also install restroom fixtures for offices, shops and other commercial spaces.
Toilets, vanity sinks, faucets, showerheads and tub fillers, sealed properly so nothing leaks into the subfloor.
Kitchen faucets, sinks, sprayers and pot fillers, plus the plumbing side of a garbage disposal hookup.
Replacing an old toilet or a faucet that’s dripped for years? We pull the old one, fix what’s underneath if it needs it, and put the new one in.
Toilet installation is the job we get asked about most. It sounds simple: set the bowl, bolt it down, hook up the water. But a toilet that rocks even slightly will eventually break its wax seal, and a slow leak at the base can rot the subfloor long before a stain shows up. We check the flange height, use a fresh seal, level the bowl, and test the fill valve and flush before we leave. Swapping out an older toilet? Many from before the mid-90s use 3.5 gallons or more per flush. A WaterSense model uses 1.28.
Kitchen faucet installation comes up almost as often, especially pull-down and touchless models that need extra room under the sink. We make sure your sink holes, deck plate and supply lines match the new faucet before we start, so there’s no surprise halfway through. Sinks get the same treatment: mounted solidly, sealed, and tied into a drain that actually slopes the right way.
In showers and tubs, we install showerheads, trim kits and valves. With a new valve, getting temperature and pressure balanced matters more than how the handle looks. Nobody wants a shower that turns cold every time the dishwasher kicks on.
Planning a bigger bathroom remodel or a new build? We’ll handle the rough-in and drain prep, and check your water line pressure so the new fixtures work the way they should. If what you need is a repair rather than something new, our fixture repair team can help with that.
For a basic faucet swap, a handy homeowner can often manage. Toilets, new sinks, shower valves, or anything that moves a drain or supply line is where a licensed plumber earns their keep. It’s the difference between a seal that holds for years and a leak you find later in the ceiling below.
A faucet or toilet usually takes an hour or two. A new sink, or a shower valve behind the wall, can take most of a morning. If we find a corroded shutoff or a damaged flange once the old fixture is out, we’ll tell you before we fix it.
Yes. We take out the old fixture, check what’s underneath it, and haul it away.
Yes. Water Sense toilets, low-flow faucets and efficient showerheads work well in most homes. The one to be careful with is a very low-flow showerhead in a house that already has weak water pressure, so we’ll check yours first.
Yes. We cover the floor and cabinets while we work and clean up before we go.
It’s pretty common, especially with toilets and vanities. The flange might sit at the wrong height, or a new faucet might need different supply lines. We’ll explain what’s needed and what it costs before doing anything.
We do. CR Plumbing, Air & Electric installs toilets all over DFW from our shops in Argyle, Flower Mound, North Richland Hills and Southlake. Call (940) 370-5663 to get one on the schedule.
Yes. We install toilets, sinks and faucets in offices, retail spaces and other commercial restrooms, and we can work around business hours when that helps.
We look at your space and existing plumbing, and help you choose fixtures that fit.
We remove the old fixture and install the new one with fresh seals and supply lines.
We remove the old fixture and install the new one with fresh seals and supply lines.
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