If your faucet constantly drips or leaks, even when it’s fully turned off, it’s a clear sign that something is wrong. This could be due to worn-out washers, O-rings, or other internal components that need replacement.

If the water flow from your faucet has significantly decreased, it could be an indicator of a problem. Mineral deposits or debris accumulation in the aerator or the faucet itself can restrict water flow and may require cleaning or repairs.

Unusual sounds like squeaking, grinding, or metallic noises when you turn the faucet handle are potential signs of internal damage or loose parts. These sounds could indicate worn-out valves or improper alignment of components.

If you’re experiencing difficulty in turning the faucet on or off, such as stiffness or excessive resistance, it’s likely that the handle, valve, or other internal parts are worn out or damaged and need attention.

If you notice visible signs of corrosion or rust on the faucet, it indicates that the metal parts are deteriorating. This can lead to leaks or other issues and should be addressed promptly.

Inconsistent or inadequate hot or cold water supply from the faucet may indicate problems with the faucet’s cartridge, mixing valve, or other temperature control mechanisms. It’s important to have this checked and repaired to ensure proper functionality.

A sudden drop in water pressure specifically from one faucet while others are working fine suggests a problem with that particular faucet. The issue could be related to a clogged aerator, pipe blockage, or a faulty valve.