In every kitchen, the sink stands as an indispensable feature. With its frequent use and crucial role in daily tasks, it’s imperative that both the sink and faucet are in optimal working condition. Beyond the functionality of the sink itself, clogged drains can cause water damage, potentially leading to structural issues and, consequently, significant repair and maintenance expenses.

Stainless steel undermount sinks are a popular choice for their ability to integrate smoothly into the kitchen aesthetic, simplifying the cleanup process by allowing debris to be easily swept from the countertop directly into the basin. Unlike drop-in sinks, which are placed into a countertop cutout and secured with a lip, undermount sinks are fixed to the underside of the countertop. Although aesthetically pleasing, undermount sinks can be susceptible to sagging over time, a frequent issue that arises from the sink detaching slightly from the countertop and creating a gap. To address this, the sink needs to be lifted and securely reattached to the countertop to eliminate any separation and ensure stability.