Professional Fixture Repair & Replacement For Your Chino, CA Home

Your bathroom is outfitted with several fixtures that make your space functional and usable. Common bathroom fixtures include:

Bathtubs
Bathtubs provide a place to get clean, and designer tubs can also serve as the space’s focal point. Ideal for older individuals, children, and those looking to relax, there are a range of tubs from which homeowners can choose. Opt for a stylish clawfoot tub or make life easier for aging parents with a walk-in tub. If you want the best of both worlds or if space is limited, consider a shower bath.

Toilets
The commode, the loo, the potty — call it what you will. The fact of the matter is that toilets are an indispensable asset of modern living. Whether you want all the bells and whistles of a bidet with heated seats installed on a stylish one-piece toilet or are content to handle your business on a no-frills two-piece toilet, J.I.G. Plumbing offers a toilet installation to suit your preferences and budget.

Sinks
When choosing a sink installation for your home, it’s important to consider the shape, size, and material of the sink. You also need to think about how the sink will be mounted. Drop-in sinks fit into a precut hole in the countertop while undermount sinks emphasize the countertop. They are mounted underneath the counter and have no rim between it and the sink. Vessel sinks make a statement and sit on top of the counter. They are often made of glass or other stylish materials. Pedestal sinks have no counter around them.

Faucets
A sink without faucets is incomplete. Choosing the right tap ultimately boils down to your design preferences. Single-hole faucets fit on sinks with just one hole. While some models feature separate hot and cold water handles, single-hole faucets generally have one handle connected to the spout. Vessel sink faucets are tall enough to sit over a vessel sink. They are usually sleek in appearance and allow water to gracefully cascade into the sink below. Center-set faucets are sometimes called “sink-mounted faucets.” These installations combine the handles and spout on a single four-inch base unit. Widespread bathroom faucets have a handle for hot water, a handle for cold water, and a spout in the middle. As the name indicates, features on this fixture are set further apart from each other. If you’re after a modern aesthetic, a wall-mounted faucet might be your thing. These faucets have a spout and either one or two handles mounted on the wall above the sink.