What's included
- Clearing a jam and resetting the disposal
- Fixing a leak at an accessible connection
- Installing a compatible replacement you bought on the existing plug or wiring
- Testing it with water before the pro leaves
SnapWork fixes one garbage disposal that is jammed, hums without turning, won't turn on, or leaks at a connection, or installs a replacement unit you bought on the existing plug or wiring. The disposal job has a posted price for the standard work. New wiring, new switches and drain pipe changes are not part of it. We work across Napa County and Solano County.
Updated October 2026
Turn the disposal off at the wall switch. Press the red reset button on the bottom of the unit. If it still hums or won't start, it needs a pro. Never put your hand inside.
Jams, tripped resets and loose connections are repairs. A unit that leaks from its body, rusts through or keeps tripping needs replacing. Buy one with the same mounting style to keep the swap simple.
If the sink drains slowly even with the disposal running, add a drain repair.
Often added to this job. Each one is optional and has its own price.
The disposal job has a posted price for the standard repair or a swap with a unit you bought. The live price list on this page shows it.
Something is stuck in it. Turn it off at the switch and don't put your hand inside. The pro clears the jam and resets it.
A jam or a loose connection is a repair. A disposal that leaks from its body or is rusted through needs replacing.
No. Buy a disposal that fits your sink; the pro installs it.
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