Buying a New Faucet? Compare Faucet Installation Options
You find a faucet you love, check the price and start picturing it in your kitchen. Before you hit the checkout button, there’s one more number to consider: what will it cost to have it installed?
Comparing faucet installation costs alongside the fixture price can save confusion later. We can furnish and install a fixture for you, or help install one you’ve already bought. Here’s how those options differ.
Compare the complete faucet installation
Our furnished-and-installed faucet options start at $415 for a bathroom faucet and $425 for a kitchen faucet. Those examples include specific fixtures: a chrome Moen Adler or comparable two-handle bathroom faucet for a compatible 4-inch-center, three-hole setup, with a pop-up drain and braided supplies; or a chrome Moen Banbury two-handle kitchen faucet with a separate side spray, using compatible existing openings and supplies.
The details matter because a faucet that fits one sink may not fit another. Your model choice, access beneath the sink and any extra plumbing work can affect the total. The service page explains what’s included, and your estimate should make clear what applies to your installation.

Customer-supplied faucet installation
That’s fine, too. Installation of one applicable, standard customer-supplied kitchen or bathroom faucet starts at $325, not including the faucet itself. Premium and widespread fixtures have separate installation pricing.
Send us the model information before scheduling. It’s easier to talk through the fit and connections before installation day than to discover a mismatch with the old faucet already coming out.
Before you buy, take a look under the sink

- Existing sink or countertop openings, faucet spacing and available clearance.
- Whether the chosen model uses a separate spray, drain assembly or other components.
- Condition and accessibility of the shutoff valves and supply connections.
- Old-fixture removal, connection work, testing and any separately quoted modifications.

Choose comfort and water efficiency together
A new faucet should feel good to use, not just look good in a photo. Think about how easily you can reach the handle, where the stream lands in the basin and whether the spout leaves enough room for everyday washing. We can talk through those details when planning your faucet installation.
For a bathroom sink, look for the WaterSense label if water efficiency matters to you. These faucets are independently certified for efficiency and performance. The EPA’s WaterSense bathroom-faucet guide explains the label; it does not apply to kitchen faucets. Ask us about your chosen fixture before booking faucet installation so we can help you check its fit.
Faucet installation and warranty: who helps later?
It’s worth knowing who handles what if something needs attention later. Gulfview-furnished work and materials carry a two-year residential or one-year commercial warranty. Existing plumbing and customer-supplied products are excluded from that materials coverage, and manufacturer terms are separate.
If you’re supplying the faucet, ask us about installation workmanship and check the product warranty as well. They cover different things.

Have a faucet picked out? Send us the model and a little information about your sink, or call 727-351-4700. We’ll help you plan your faucet installation. You can also browse our plumbing project photos or find more advice in Blog & Project Stories.
