Garbage Disposal Installation and Repair in Tarrytown (78703)

Why Tarrytown Homeowners Call Us First

Tarrytown is old Austin money with mid-century bones, and its kitchens are in the middle of a long, rolling renovation wave.

The 1950s and 1960s ranch homes along Lake Austin Boulevard and inside the Casis school zone were built when disposals were a luxury, so many still run on the original unit or on a replacement shoehorned in during a 1990s remodel.

We get called to Tarrytown for two jobs more than any other: reseating a leaking sink flange on a deep farmhouse sink, and upgrading a tired 1/2 HP unit to something quieter that can handle a full family.

Turnaround is fast here because access is easy and the kitchens are generous. If your disposal rattles the whole cabinet or smells no matter how much you clean it, the unit is telling you it is done.

Tarrytown remodels love deep farmhouse sinks, and those sinks punish bad disposal installs: if the discharge outlet sits below the trap weir, the unit never fully drains and odors build fast.

We re-pipe the trap arm height on every farmhouse-sink install. Granite and quartz counters here also mean air-switch buttons instead of wall switches, which we wire to code with GFCI protection.

Tarrytown Homes and Their Disposals

Predominantly 1950s and 1960s brick ranch homes, many now heavily remodeled with expanded kitchens, double-bowl sinks, and stone counters.

Original cast iron drain lines are common and usually still serviceable, but the sink flange and putty seal are often the failure point after a heavy new sink is dropped in.

Deep single-basin sinks are popular in remodels and need the discharge tube height checked so the disposal drains fully.