Jammed, leaking, or humming? We repair and replace every major garbage disposal brand in a single visit, most jobs finished in under an hour.
A dead or leaking garbage disposal is one of those small kitchen problems that quietly makes life worse every day. Water pools in the sink, food waste has nowhere to go, and the smell out of the drain gets harder to ignore. Most disposals fail after 8-12 years, and when they do, replacement is almost always cheaper than a call-back repair.
Aqua Pure Plumbing repairs and replaces every major disposal brand, InSinkErator, Waste King, Moen, in a single visit. We stock common models on the truck and can size the right unit for your kitchen while we're there.

Disposals rarely die suddenly. Any of these means yours is on the way out.
A hum with no rotation means the flywheel is jammed. Sometimes clearable, sometimes a sign the motor is starting to seize.
Water dripping from underneath a disposal almost always means the internal seals have failed. Time to replace.
A disposal that won't power on is usually a tripped reset button, a bad power connection, or a failed motor.
Food buildup inside a worn disposal is often unreachable. If cleaning doesn't help, the grinding chamber is likely corroded.
A disposal that grinds but doesn't clear fast enough often has a worn impeller or a partially clogged discharge tube.
Metal-on-metal noise means an object is stuck or the grinding components are damaged. Cut power immediately.
A jammed disposal is often a same-visit fix, the flywheel gets stuck on a piece of food or debris, and freeing it with the built-in Allen wrench slot brings the unit back to life. That is real, honest, cheap repair work.
A leaking disposal is a different story. Leaks from the bottom mean the internal seals have failed, and there is no economical repair for that. Same for a motor that has burned out. In both cases, replacement is almost always cheaper than a repair that won't hold.
We tell you which category yours falls into on the first visit. When replacement is the right call, we recommend a unit sized to your kitchen, 1/2 HP for small households, 3/4 HP for most families, 1 HP for heavy users, and install it in the same visit whenever we have the model on the truck.

One licensed local plumber, most jobs finished in under an hour, old unit hauled away with any install.
Freeing a stuck flywheel and testing motor function to bring a jammed disposal back to life.
New disposal sized to your kitchen, installed with new mounting hardware and drain connections.
Testing the disposal motor, air switch, and outlet to isolate the failure before recommending repair or replacement.
Reconnecting the dishwasher inlet, discharge tube, and P-trap so the sink drains cleanly.
Repairing leaks at the sink flange, discharge tube, or dishwasher connection when the disposal body itself is sound.
Deep cleaning and, when needed, replacement of a disposal whose grinding chamber has corroded past cleaning.
We have made booking and completing your service as straightforward as it should be.
Reach a real local plumber, day or night. We schedule same-day whenever we can.
We inspect the issue in person, explain what we find, and answer your questions before anything starts.
You approve a clear, written price. Then our licensed team completes the work to Texas code.
We verify the fix, walk you through it, and leave your home cleaner than we found it.
Jam clearing, repair, and replacement each carry different costs. Here is what actually moves the price.
Simple jam clearing is the cheapest option. Full replacement costs more but comes with a new unit and warranty.
1/2 HP disposals are the most affordable. 3/4 HP and 1 HP models handle heavier use and cost more in parts.
Corroded drain lines, seized mounting hardware, or cramped cabinet layouts add time and are often replaced during the same visit.
Batch-feed disposals, air-switch installs, and septic-friendly models with enzymes cost more than a standard continuous-feed unit.
Our estimates are always free and always in writing. You will know the full price before any work begins, with no hidden costs or unnecessary upsells.
We are not the biggest plumbing company in the metroplex. We are the one your neighbors call back.
Owner-operated in The Colony. When you call, you reach a real plumber who knows DFW homes, not a call center.
A 5.0 average across verified Google reviews from homeowners across The Colony and the surrounding suburbs.
Every job meets City of The Colony and Texas state code. Our master plumber holds a current TSBPE license.
Based in The Colony, we serve homeowners across the northern Dallas suburbs. Don't see your city? Give us a call, we're always expanding.
One local, licensed team covers your whole home.

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Same-day disposal repair and replacement in The Colony and across DFW. Most jobs finished in under an hour.