Confirm the symptom
We determine whether the issue is mechanical, plumbing-related or associated with the unit's power/reset function.
A disposal that hums, leaks, jams or will not start can interrupt the entire kitchen workflow. We inspect the unit, mounting, drain connections and power-related symptoms to determine a sensible repair or replacement path.

Not every symptom points to the same cause, but these are common reasons homeowners schedule this service.
The exact scope depends on the system and what we find on site. A typical visit may include the following.
We determine whether the issue is mechanical, plumbing-related or associated with the unit's power/reset function.
Mounting, discharge piping and seals are checked for movement or leakage.
We explain the most practical option before work moves forward.
The unit and connected sink drainage are tested for normal operation and leaks.
These answers are general guidance. The right solution depends on the conditions at your property.
A humming sound often means the motor is energized while the grinding components are unable to turn. Continued operation can overheat the unit.
It depends on where the leak originates. Some connection or mounting leaks can be corrected; a cracked or failed body may make replacement more sensible.
Hard objects, grease, fibrous waste and large quantities of food can contribute to jams or drain problems.
Tell us what you are experiencing and we will use it to prepare for the visit.