How to Replace a Kitchen Faucet in 30 Minutes

Replacing a Kitchen Faucet is easier than you think, and all you need are some basic tools! This video walks you through removing your old faucet and installing a new one in about 30 minutes. #kitchenfaucet #moen #diy

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[SandiKaplan]

This video was sooo simple to follow. The plumber wanted $600 to do what this chap taught me to do in 30 minutes. Exactly the info I needed. Thank you; brilliant video.

[Heff-Curry]

I learned how to change a facuet with this video, and no Dads yelled at me for holding the flashlight wrong 10/10

[Creekheed]

I can't imagine how hard it was to film in such a cramped space. To do that AND have excellent lighting AND a clear picture?! Amazing. Fantastic video

[ecorpuz]

Every time something in my home breaks, I call my Dad to help. I'm 29 years old, and even though my Dad is amazing, he's getting older and his hands are rittled with arthritis and working on things is becoming more and more difficult. Thank you for making this video! I feel so much less intimidated by fixing my kitchen sink. ❤ I cant wait to get it done and show him next time he comes for a visit.

[unavailablename]

Can't believe a local plumbing company wants to charge me $700 to do the replacement if I supply the faucet. $1400 if they do. You saved me a fortune. Thanks

[kassy]

Besides the removal of the bolt nut, was probably 45 minutes! The other three hours was struggling with the corroded nut (older setup than this, so it was a big metal thing around the whole setup). For those who get in the same situation: wd40 and then leave overnight. In the morning I was able to finally loosen it the rest of the way! Hope that saves someone hours in a cramped hopeless effort to unscrew a corroded bolt!

[jordanjones]

Everything mentioned in this video was exactly what I needed to know and every step was spot on. Took me 42 minutes, first project like this I've ever attempted. Thanks!!!

[kristyjones]

I’m a 52 year old mother, and my kitchen faucet just broke after about 15 years… so now that I’ve seen your video, I’m extremely positive I can replace it myself! 🎉🎉 You just saved me over $100 bucks! Thanks man!! Im definitely subscribing to your channel!!😎👏🏼👊🏼🎉👍🏼

[amymininger]

Hey!! I did it! My kitchen faucet was decades old and stopped working. I called a plumber who gave me an estimate, and I almost fell out of my chair. So, I found this video and…out with the old, in with the new! You rock! Thank you so much.

[patgirbach]

My 14-year-old grandson installed my faucet after watching this video, No problems, no leaks. Thank you, thank you!!!

[travel_the_whole_wide_worl]

I just installed a new kitchen faucet thanks to your video, can’t wait for my husband to get home, he will be shocked! 😂

[homedecor]

Love this faucet! I've been using it for a day now after installing it myself (no professional experience, casual DIYer. Took about 2 hours in total, from removing the old faucet to fully up and running with the Moen 7594EC).

Installation was very easy and straight forward for even a novice, as long as your follow the [very easy to read] step-by-step instructions. Came with everything needed, including batteries for the power supply (AC power supply sold separately).

I only have experience with a much cheaper bathroom touchless faucet and I must say the Moen 7594EC kitchen faucet is far, far superior! I guess you get what you pay for. It's a quality unit and the motion detector is far superior to my other one. Momentary activation comes on easily without having to "play around" with the sensor to find were it'll activate, and it stays on long enough momentarily to keep a constant stream when you need it, and shuts off promptly afterwards. In comparison, my bathroom (non Moen) faucet is just a headache to use sometimes. The motion detection is very off and on (no pun intended), not really staying on long enough to be useful. To get it to stay on longer (a feature), is very cumbersome. On the Moen 7594EC, there's also a second sensor on top of the unit that turns on a steady stream for when you need it. It does turn off automatically again though, after a very extended period of time (safety feature in case of inadvertent activation).

Really looking forward to using this unit for some time to come. The added benefits of hands free are numerous, suffice to say at the very least, you won't get handles contaminated with bacteria after handling raw food, for example!

[nilypagan]

Thank you so much for these videos. We are not very financially well off so we can't afford to hire professionals. We were able to replace our kitchen faucet with the guidance of this video. You don't know how much of a blessing this has been. Our next project is replacing a toilet. Looking forward to that. God bless you.

[barneyrubble]

Great video, clear and well presented. Love the added detail around possible issues beyond the streamlined version. The old leaky valve issue is right on and a way valuable detail, especially when they're soldered right against the back wall!

[curtisboudreau]

I am 40 years old and a new home owner and this made it so easy to change the faucet. Thank you!

[lindadifrancesco]

Thanks to you I installed my new kitchen faucet . You made it simple enough for me to give it a try! NO LEAKS!!!

[OnionBun]

was a bit worried about replacing my faucet, now I'm ready. thanks for the clear and easy to follow video.

[mkane]

Last time I installed a kitchen faucet was nearly 20 years ago. Your video was concise and simple. I bought a highly rated inexpensive WEWE faucet from Amazon which came with the water supply lines already designed into the unit. With your video it took me less than 20 minutes to install . . Took me 30 minutes to UNinstall the old faucet. Thank you! I’m a subscriber!

[doctortabby]

OK, I'm about to give it a try. You made it look simple, we'll see how simple it is for me. 🙂 I go into this with cautions optimism.

UPDATE: 2 hours later, I'm done. Thanks. Took me a little longer, as my old faucet assembly wasn't quite the same as the one you showed; there was some corrosion, as well as a couple of other problems, thus I had to improvise, nonetheless, the new one went on smoothly and your general instructions for a non-plummer for removal were great. Thanks again. God bless.

[MiguelMartinez-gguv]

Just replaced my faucet with a new one I got off amazon. I also purchased a "telescoping basin wrench" as the set screw that was previously on the old faucet was very hard to reach and tightly bound to the faucet. Very challenging to remove, and required some WD 40 to loosen it up, but the instructions in this video still applied. Thank you for the detailed yet concise video!