Thorough Inspection
The plumber checks the power, the motor, the seals and the drain connections.
Disposal humming but not turning, leaking underneath, or dead? Call and we connect you with a local plumber for garbage disposal repair and installation in Temecula and Murrieta. Free estimate before any work starts.

A disposal that hums but won’t spin is usually jammed. One that does nothing may only need its reset button pressed or its breaker checked. Those are quick fixes.
A leak from the body of the unit, a burned-out motor, or a disposal that keeps jamming usually means replacement. A new unit is installed and connected to the drain and dishwasher line.
What a disposal visit covers.
The plumber checks the power, the motor, the seals and the drain connections.
Jams freed, loose connections tightened, and failed seals replaced.
When the unit has failed, a new disposal is installed and wired to the existing switch.
What to keep out of a disposal: grease, bones, fibrous peels and coffee grounds.
Call and describe what it’s doing: humming, leaking, dead or jamming.
The plumber diagnoses it and tells you whether repair or replacement makes sense.
You get a free estimate, and the work starts once you approve it. Most disposal jobs are a single visit.
The disposal is run and checked for leaks at every connection.
You’re shown the reset button and how to free a jam safely.
Call and describe what it’s doing: humming, leaking, dead or jamming.
Turns the motor from underneath to free a jam.
Connects the drain and dishwasher lines.
Clears clogs in the drain line past the disposal.
The sink flange and mount, resealed or replaced to stop leaks at the top.
The three disposal problems that come up most.
Ask a proUsually something hard or fibrous lodged in the grinder. Freed from underneath, never by hand.
A leak at the top is the sink flange. A leak from the side is a connection. A leak from the body means replacement.
Grinding or rattling usually means something is stuck inside, or the bearings are wearing out.
It depends on the repair, or the unit you choose for a replacement, so you get a free estimate before any work starts.
Jams, humming without spinning, leaks underneath, and units that won’t turn on.
Switch off the power to it and never put your hand inside. It’s usually jammed. A plumber can free it, or replace it if the motor has failed.
When it leaks from the body, the motor has burned out, or it keeps jamming after repairs.
Call (951) 527-9471 and describe what it’s doing. You get a free estimate before any work starts.
Schedule Now (951) 527-9471Call (951) 527-9471 and describe the problem. Calls are answered 24 hours a day Monday to Friday, Saturday 8–2 and Sunday 8–12, and you get a free estimate before any work starts.