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Is it safe to purchase plumbing fixtures (including heavy items like toilets) online?

All fixtures are not equal out there, even when they have the same model number, so do your homework, and as always, we're here to help.

I want to remodel my kitchen or bath. Where do I start?

Start with the basics with how much work you and your home can take on. Can your budget and schedule handle a full remodel, or do you need to stick to giving your bathroom or kitchen a facelift? New paint and faucets will go a long way with not only your budget, but in looks too, but of course some kitchens or bathrooms need a full overhaul.

I want to change the chrome shower system in my home to something in bronze. Can I take the finish pieces off the wall and just replace them?

If you’re willing to have a plumber replace the valve(s) in your wall, you can change your shower to whatever style available on the market. If you don’t want to go into your wall and would like to keep your current valves then you may be more limited in options. That's where our fit and finish experts come in.

What's a 1pc toilet vs. 2pc toilet?

One-piece toilets are designed so the tank and bowl are cast as a single vitreous china fixture. Typically, one-piece toilets have a lower profile than two-piece toilets. The only significant difference is the way the toilet looks (one-piece being very streamlined, usually making cleaning a little easier, and a two-piece noticably having two separate pieces.

What kind of stainless steel sink should I buy?

We only offer sinks that provide exceptional resistance to stains and corrosion. We believe these type of sinks are made from 16 or 18-gauge type 304 stainless steel - the lower the gauge, the better the steel. HOWEVER, buyer beware! If a sink is said to be 16-gauge, it may only be such in certain areas of the sink and not consistent throughout the sink. This greatly affects the structural integrity and strength of the sink. Call or visit our showroom for a detailed explanation about buying stainless steel.

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how long has faucets galore been in business?

We are an independently and locally owned plumbing fixture supplier. We incorporated in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2006, and thru our loyal customers and referrals, we have grown every year since! Because of our integrity, we've stood the test of time. Our mainstay is to always do right by our clients, because afterall, you're the very reason we keep growing!

Does Faucets Galore install?

No, however, we do offer free, plumber and contractor recommendations of those we believe are knowledgeable, professional, with a solid reputation for outstanding workmanship. Rest assured, we are not affiliated with or paid by any recommended party. We simply provide recommendations as a courtesy to our customers.

Does Faucets Galore carry items in stock, or do they all have to be ordered?

We offer THOUSANDS of plumbingware products from hundreds of manufacturers. Our showroom does keep some items in stock, however, because there are virtually limitless options of designs, sizes, finishes, configurations, materials, etc. we regularly order from many different manufacturers, usually receiving within just a few business days.

Is there a warranty on the products Faucets Galore offers?

Faucets Galore only offers quality manufacturers who not only offer warranties, but those who stand behind them. We're happy to assist clients with the resolution of any warranty issues with the manufacturer, but in our experience, and offering the manufacturers we do, they always strive to resolve warranty issues to the client's satisfaction.

I need a faucet replaced, and I'm not changing out my sink. What's the best way to go about doing that?

Since all faucets don't fit all sinks out there, the best way to go about replacing a faucet for a sink that will not be replaced, is to email us a photo of your current sink & faucet. That way, we can confirm your current faucet's hole configuration, and provide you with options in your desired style and finish, fitting your current sink's application.

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