Noblesville Garbage Disposal Installation & Repair

Jams, clogs, humming without spinning, and leaks are among the most common problems. These issues often result from overuse, improper items in the unit, or wear and tear over time. We’ll quickly determine the cause and recommend the best fix.

Yes. If your disposal has no power, it could be a tripped breaker, a faulty switch, or a dead motor. We’ll test the system safely and either reset, repair, or replace the unit depending on the issue.

If the unit is relatively new and the repair is minor, a fix is usually the better option. However, older disposals with frequent problems are often more cost-effective to replace. We’ll help you decide what makes the most sense for your home.

Avoid putting bones, grease, fibrous vegetables (like celery), coffee grounds, and pasta down the disposal. These items can jam the blades or clog the drain line. Stick to soft food scraps and always run water while the unit is on.

With proper use, a disposal can last 8–12 years. Regular maintenance, like occasional cleaning and avoiding misuse, helps extend its lifespan. If your unit is older and making unusual sounds, it may be time to consider replacement.

While we don’t provide 24/7 service, we respond quickly during business hours and prioritize urgent kitchen plumbing issues. A leaking or non-functioning disposal is something we’ll try to resolve as soon as possible.

Yes! We often install disposals in homes that are undergoing renovations or switching from a basic drain setup. We’ll make sure it connects properly to your plumbing system and meets all code requirements.

Absolutely. Many dishwashers are connected to the disposal unit, and we ensure everything works together seamlessly. Whether you’re installing a new system or replacing an old one, we’ll get the job done right.