Serving Skokie & nearby Evanston, Park Ridge

Kitchen Sink Installation & Replacement in Skokie, IL

Undermount, drop-in and farmhouse sinks set, sealed and connected by licensed plumbers in Skokie.

  • Serving Skokie ZIP 60076, 60077, 60203
  • Installed level, sealed and tested before we leave
  • Clear price for the install before the visit

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Kitchen sink problems we fix in Skokie

We replace kitchen sinks in Skokie homes from removal to the last leak check: the old bowl out, the opening prepared, the new undermount, drop-in or farmhouse sink set and every connection under it made new.

1950s stainless double sink

If your sink dates from the 1950s, the drain parts usually do too. We replace both at once.

Wanting a farmhouse sink

Farmhouse sinks are heavy, especially fireclay and cast iron. We frame a support inside the cabinet, trim the face and set the sink level with the counters.

Undermount sink pulling away from the counter

A gap between the sink rim and the stone means the clips or adhesive have failed. We take the weight off, remount it with new clips or a support rail and reseal the joint.

Old drain parts that won't line up

Deeper bowls lower the drain outlet. If it ends up below the wall connection, we adjust the trap arm so the sink still drains properly.

Sink that drains slowly after replacement

If a new sink gurgles or holds water, the drain geometry is off. We reset the trap and arm so water runs freely.

New sink doesn't match the counter cutout

Before you buy, we check the existing cutout and the cabinet width. That avoids a sink that overhangs, shows gaps or won't drop in.

Strainer or drain leaking

Old strainers loosen and their seals dry out. We install new ones and tighten them so the joint stays dry.

Faucet holes don't match the new faucet

Sinks come with one to four faucet holes. We match the sink to the faucet, cover extra holes with a deck plate or use them for a soap dispenser or filter tap.

What we hook up and check

  • Measure the cutout and cabinetA check of the cutout, cabinet width and plumbing so the new sink fits.
  • Shut off and disconnectWater shut off, faucet, disposal and dishwasher lines disconnected.
  • Remove the old sinkOld sealant cut, clips released and the old bowl lifted out.
  • Prepare the openingCutout cleaned of old caulk and adhesive; enlarged or polished when needed.
  • New strainers and drainDrain rebuilt to suit the new bowl and outlet position.
  • Disposal and dishwasher hookupAppliance connections restored with a high loop or air gap as code requires.
  • Supply valves and linesFresh supply connections from the valves to the faucet.

Options to choose from

Stainless steelEasy-care steel; a lower gauge number means thicker metal.
Workstation sinksBowls with a ledge for cutting boards, colanders and drying racks.
FireclayGlazed ceramic fired at high heat, common for farmhouse sinks; heavy and glossy.
Farmhouse (apron-front)Apron sinks sit forward of the cabinets and need support built in.
Granite compositeQuartz or granite composite bowls in solid colors, resistant to scratches.

What the work looks like in Skokie homes

Kitchen Sink Installation & Replacement in a 1980s-1990s two-story colonial / tract house — beforeBefore
Kitchen Sink Installation & Replacement in a 1980s-1990s two-story colonial / tract house — installedInstalled
Kitchen Sink Installation & Replacement in a 1980s-1990s two-story colonial / tract house — detailDetail

Before and after: a 1980s two-story in Skokie

The site: a 1980s two-story in Skokie. The kitchen as it was: white double sink. The main complaint was two small bowls where big pots never fit. Finished kitchen: a new undermount stainless single-bowl sink with a pull-down faucet. On site this meant measure the cutout and cabinet, disposal and dishwasher hookup, plus supply valves and lines.

Kitchen Sink Installation & Replacement project in Evanston, beforeBefore
Kitchen Sink Installation & Replacement project in Evanston, afterAfter

Kitchen Sink Installation & Replacement in a 1920s bungalow, Evanston

A 1920s bungalow in Evanston, a typical kitchen for Evanston. What we started with: stainless double sink under a window. What bothered the owners most: a divided sink too narrow for sheet pans. After: a new undermount stainless single-bowl sink with a pull-down faucet. The job covered remove the old sink, prepare the opening, plus supply valves and lines.

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Kitchen Sink Installation & Replacement project in Park Ridge, beforeBefore
Kitchen Sink Installation & Replacement project in Park Ridge, afterAfter

Park Ridge kitchen, two-story colonial from the 1990s: kitchen sink installation & replacement

This one is a two-story colonial from the 1990s in Park Ridge. What we started with: white cast-iron double sink. What bothered the owners most: a chipped porcelain sink with stains that wouldn't scrub out. The result: a new undermount stainless single-bowl sink with a pull-down faucet. The job covered measure the cutout and cabinet, remove the old sink, plus prepare the opening.

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Kitchen Remodeling project near Skokie, beforeBefore
Kitchen Remodeling project near Skokie, afterAfter

Skokie kitchen, 1960s ranch: kitchen remodeling

Finished: cabinets in light butter yellow with polished nickel pulls, black honed granite counters, a gray beveled subway tile backsplash, light oak hardwood flooring and two glass pendants and recessed lights.

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Kitchen Cabinet Painting project near Skokie, beforeBefore
Kitchen Cabinet Painting project near Skokie, afterAfter

Skokie kitchen, postwar Cape Cod: kitchen cabinet painting

Finished: the same doors sprayed in powder blue, new satin brass pulls; counters and floor stayed as they were.

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Install day

  1. Pick the sinkSend the model you like or let us suggest a few that fit.
  2. Measure and planWe check the cutout, the cabinet and the drain, and plan any cabinet changes.
  3. Written estimateYou get an itemized estimate for removal, installation and plumbing.
  4. Install and connectThe old sink comes out, the new one is set and a licensed plumber makes the connections.
  5. Cure and testAdhesive and sealant cure, then we run water and check every joint.

Kitchen Sink Installation & Replacement questions from Skokie homeowners

Will Lake Michigan water mark my new sink?
Some spotting is normal. A quick dry-off and an occasional vinegar rinse keep the bowl clean.
Who would you call to install a new sink?
Call someone who does the whole job: removing the old sink, setting the new one and connecting the plumbing.
How long does a sink replacement take?
Most sink replacements take a day; cabinet modifications or new counters add time.
Can I switch from a drop-in to an undermount sink?
With granite or quartz counters, it's possible: the cutout is finished and the sink mounted below. We check the opening size first.
Can a fallen undermount sink be reattached?
Usually yes. We support the sink, clean off old sealant, refasten it with new clips or a support rail and reseal it.
Does Skokie have lead service lines?
Village runs a lead service line replacement program (covers the public side to the b-box), keeps an interactive service-line material map, and submitted a Draft Lead Service Line Replacement Plan in 2026. Latest tap tests under 5 ppb. A filter certified for lead reduction is a sensible step until your line is confirmed or replaced.
Skokie contractor registration: do kitchen contractors need it?
Many contractors must be registered and insured with the Village each year; permits are not issued unless all listed contractors are registered and insured. We take care of that before work starts.
Is Skokie water hard, and does it matter for sink replacement?
Skokie's water source: Treated Lake Michigan water purchased from the City of Evanston. We plan fittings and filters around it.
What is the Skokie building department phone number?
Permits go through Community Development Department - Building & Inspection Services Division (www.skokiepermits.com), phone (847) 933-8223. When your scope needs one, we prepare the application and schedule the inspections.
Do I need a permit for sink replacement in Skokie?
It depends on the scope. Skokie's rule in short: Electrical work and plumbing or electrical system changes need a permit. We handle the permit when one is needed with Community Development Department - Building & Inspection Services Division.
Do you work in my part of Skokie?
Yes. Our crews work across Skokie — ZIP 60076, 60077, 60203 — and nearby Evanston, Park Ridge, Glenview.

Working in Skokie

  • A lot of Skokie kitchens date from the 1950s. We know these layouts well and what is worth keeping.
  • Most Skokie homes are single-family. We protect floors and driveways and leave the site clean every day.
  • We know how Community Development Department - Building & Inspection Services Division handles kitchen permits and pull them for you.

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