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Kitchen Sink And Faucet Installation in Lawrenceville, GA

New sink and faucet installs in Lawrenceville kitchens with swap-outs of the galvanized supply lines common in 1970s ranch homes.

Documentary photo of an under-sink view in a Lawrenceville Georgia kitchen remodel showing new PEX supply lines connected…

Kitchen sink and faucet installation in Lawrenceville runs $450 to $1,650 for a straightforward swap on existing supply lines, and $750 to $2,600 when the supply lines or drain plumbing need rework. Older Lawrenceville ranches off Pike Road and Collins Hill still have original galvanized supply lines that corrode from the inside and restrict flow. We default to replacing those with PEX or 1/2 inch copper on any home older than 1985, and the labor runs an extra 2 to 4 hours per sink.

Sink style in Lawrenceville leans toward workstation sinks for 2026. Stainless 18-gauge workstation sinks with a sliding cutting board and rinse basket are our most-installed model. Farmhouse apron-front sinks are common on the newer Sugarloaf Pkwy builds and the Duluth-side remodels. Standard undermounts still have a place in rental turnovers and tight-budget refreshes along the GA-316 corridor.

The faucet pick most Lawrenceville homeowners regret within 2 years is a bargain-brand big-box pull-down with a plastic cartridge. The cartridges crack from calcium build-up in Gwinnett County water (moderate hardness, about 5 grains per gallon from city supply) within 18 to 30 months. We quote Moen, Delta or Kohler as the floor, with ceramic cartridges that handle Georgia water without issue for 10+ years.

Common failures we fix: undermount sinks that dropped because a previous installer used a weak silicone instead of structural methacrylate adhesive, faucets installed with hand-tight connections that leak slow and ruin the cabinet bottom, and dishwasher drain lines routed without a high-loop or air gap (code requirement in Gwinnett County for anything built after 2010). We install every faucet with wrench-tight connections, every undermount with rated structural adhesive, and every dishwasher with the required air gap or high-loop.

What we handle

  • Workstation Sink Install

    18-gauge stainless workstation sink with accessory kit, undermount set with structural adhesive.

  • Farmhouse Apron-Front Sink Install

    Includes cabinet modification to support the sink weight. Common on the newer Sugarloaf Pkwy homes.

  • Standard Undermount Sink Install

    16 or 18-gauge stainless, single or double bowl, structural methacrylate adhesive.

  • Faucet Swap on Existing Supply Lines

    Moen, Delta, Kohler or your spec. Includes shut-off valve inspection and new supply hoses.

  • Galvanized to PEX or Copper Supply Line Replacement

    Common on 1970s Lawrenceville ranches. Extends out of the kitchen cabinet to the nearest manifold.

  • Dishwasher Air Gap or High-Loop Install

    Gwinnett County code requirement. Common fix when a previous install missed it.

  • Garbage Disposal Install or Replace

    1/2 to 1 HP disposal, hard-wired or cord-connected per your preference.

  • Emergency Leak Repair

    Same-day response for a kitchen leak that is already dripping into the cabinet bottom.

How the job goes

  1. 1. In-Home Measure (30 min)

    A lead checks sink and faucet fit, inspects supply lines and shut-off valves, confirms the layout.

  2. 2. Written Quote (1 to 2 days)

    Line-item price with alternate faucet picks if you want to compare.

  3. 3. Install Day

    Old sink and faucet out in the morning, new install in by lunch if the supply lines are clean. Full test and walk by afternoon.

  4. 4. Walkthrough and Warranty

    We run the faucet 10 minutes, run the dishwasher one cycle, check every joint for drip, hand over the written warranty.

What's included

  • In-home measure and inspection
  • Written line-item quote
  • New sink with structural methacrylate adhesive on undermount set
  • New faucet with ceramic cartridge brand
  • New supply hoses on every connection
  • Shut-off valve replacement if existing valves are seized or corroded
  • Dishwasher air gap or high-loop (code compliance)
  • Garbage disposal check and re-mount if existing
  • Final leak test and walkthrough
  • 1-year written workmanship warranty

What it costs

Lawrenceville sink and faucet installs run $450 to $1,650 for an existing-lines swap, $750 to $2,600 when supply lines need rework. Free in-home measure.

JobTypical priceNotes
Faucet Swap Only$180-$350Existing shut-offs working, existing supply lines clean.
Sink + Faucet Swap (undermount)$450-$950Structural adhesive on undermount, new supply hoses.
Workstation or Farmhouse Sink Install$850-$1,650Includes any cabinet mod needed for apron-front support.
Galvanized to PEX Supply Line Replacement$350-$700Per sink. 1970s Lawrenceville ranch standard.
Garbage Disposal Install$225-$450Includes disposal unit, mounting flange, and hard-wire or cord.
In-Home Measure and Written QuoteFreeNo deposit, no obligation.

Ranges are typical for Kitchen Sink and Faucet Installation jobs in Lawrenceville and confirmed with an exact written quote before any work starts.

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Kitchen Sink And Faucet Installation FAQs

Still have questions? We're happy to talk it through.

How much does a kitchen sink and faucet install cost in Lawrenceville, GA?
$450 to $1,650 for a swap on existing supply lines. $750 to $2,600 if the galvanized supply lines in your 1970s Lawrenceville ranch need replacing with PEX or copper.
How long does it take?
Half a day for a swap. A full day if we need to replace the galvanized supply lines or modify the cabinet for a farmhouse apron sink.
What faucet brands do you install?
Moen, Delta and Kohler as the floor, because they have ceramic cartridges that handle Gwinnett County water. Happy to install any brand you supply, with the caveat that bargain plastic-cartridge faucets will leak within 2 years.
Do I need a permit for a sink swap in Gwinnett County?
No, if you are not moving the drain or supply lines to a new location. Yes, if the drain needs to move more than 24 inches or you are adding a new fixture.
Can you install my sink and faucet that I bought from Home Depot?
Yes, as long as it is not a plastic-cartridge faucet. We install customer-supplied sinks every week in Lawrenceville.

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