
Disposal that just hums. Water leaking from the bottom of the unit onto everything under the sink. Reset button that will not stay in. We handle every residential disposal call in Frisco — from a 10-minute jam clear to a full 3/4 HP upgrade with a fresh sink flange — same visit, upfront price.
About 60% of the disposal calls we run in Frisco turn out to be a jammed flywheel — 10 minutes with a hex key from the bottom, the reset button pops back out, and the unit runs like new. Another 25% are units leaking from the bottom, which means a cracked internal housing and the disposal has to be replaced. The last 15% are actual drain issues where the disposal is fine but the P-trap or branch drain below it is clogged. We diagnose which before quoting anything.
Leaking-from-the-bottom disposals are always a replacement, never a repair — the aluminum housing has corroded through from the inside, usually after 8-12 years in Frisco's hard water. If yours is leaking, do not run it. Water inside the motor housing shorts the windings and turns a $50 problem into a soaked cabinet floor. We stock InSinkErator Badge 5, Evolution Compact, and Evolution Excel disposals on the truck for same-visit replacement.
For upgrades we usually recommend the 3/4 HP Evolution Compact — dramatically quieter than the standard 1/3 HP builder-grade units that came in most Frisco homes, and the additional torque handles the food waste that jams cheaper units. Installation includes a new sink flange, new discharge tube, and a P-trap inspection — because we do not want to be back next week for a leak at the connection we did not touch.

Some are 10-minute fixes. Others mean the unit is done. We tell you which on arrival.
Jammed flywheel. Reset button popped out. Standard jam clear from underneath with a hex key — fastest fix we run.
Cracked internal housing. Always a replacement — the housing is aluminum and cannot be resealed. Stop running the unit until we get there.
Failed plumber's putty seal or a loose mounting ring. Reseal from above, no replacement needed. $145 typical.
Motor overload from a stuck grinding chamber, or an aging motor drawing too much current. First check is a jam clear; if that does not fix it, the unit is at end of life.
Something in the chamber — silverware, glass, a chicken bone lodged sideways. Do not keep running it. We pull it out with the power off.
Usually the branch drain below the disposal, not the disposal itself. Snake job on the branch, then a P-trap clean out.
You get a real answer on arrival, not an automatic upsell to a new unit.
Jam vs. leak vs. drain issue — each has a different fix. Ten minutes of diagnostic tells us which, and we quote from there.
Hex-key clear from underneath, reset the overload, run it clean for a minute. Most homes are back in service in under 20 minutes for our $125 service call.
InSinkErator Badge 5 (1/2 HP), Evolution Compact (3/4 HP), and Evolution Excel (1 HP) stocked. New sink flange, new discharge tube, fresh plumber's putty seal, air-gap check if you are on a septic setup.
Every replacement includes a P-trap check and a slow-drain test. If the branch drain below needs a snake, we do that in the same visit.
Run the disposal with cold water for a minute, check every joint for drips with a paper towel, wipe down the cabinet, and walk you through the reset button and the wrench slot before we go.
Housing age predicts what is on the truck.
Builder-grade 1/2 HP disposals reaching end of life around year 10 — Evolution Compact upgrades most common.
3/4 HP disposals from the original build — jam clears and switch replacements.
Original builder disposals, mostly leaking from the housing — full replacement calls.
Compact 1/2 HP disposals under shallow sinks — Badge 5 replacements fit where full-size units do not.
3/4 HP Evolution Compact stocked in most new builds — jam clears the primary call.
Aging 1/2 HP units past service life — full replacement to Evolution Compact.

InSinkErator Badge 5, Evolution Compact, and Evolution Excel on every truck, plus sink flanges, discharge tubes, mounting hardware, plumber's putty, and dishwasher inlet plugs. That means the vast majority of Frisco disposal calls are one visit, whether it is a jam clear or a full replacement.
One-year labor warranty on every install, plus the manufacturer's warranty on the disposal itself (7 years on Evolution Compact). Master plumber licensed by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners, insured and bonded, dispatching from our shop in The Colony and neighboring Frisco.
Disposal replacements often reveal a corroded P-trap or a slow branch drain. We take care of both in the same visit, on one invoice.

Electronic detection and repair — reroute options that save your flooring when possible.

Trenchless replacement for Frisco's aging clay and cast iron mains — camera first, quote in writing, minimal yard damage.

Acoustic, thermal, and pressure testing to pinpoint hidden leaks in Frisco slab and wall lines without tearing into finishes.

Licensed install, repair, and pressure-testing for Frisco homes — every line signed off to Texas code.

Full-clear service and camera confirmation, not the partial snake job that guarantees a callback.

Repair, flush, and replacement of tank units — including the attic-mounted heaters common in Frisco tract homes.

Install, service, and annual descaling — Frisco's hard water is hard on tankless units without it.

Same-day and after-hours response across Frisco for burst pipes, backups, and failed heaters.

High-pressure cleaning that clears grease, scale, and roots for a full-diameter, lasting clean.

Cartridge, stem, and full-fixture replacement for Frisco kitchens and bathrooms — hard-water-ready parts stocked on the truck.

Rebuilds, wax-ring resets, flange repairs, and full replacements — the running toilets and rocking bowls in Frisco homes.
Jam clear, leak repair, or 3/4 HP upgrade — stocked on the truck, same-visit install.