What is the most common type of faucet installed?

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Most common faucets operate via cartridge.

Answer: Ball valve
Explanation: Son mas seguras a la hora del cierre rapido

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Most faucets today are either cartridge or ceramic disk. I can repair all faucet types

Answer: Ball valve
Explanation: Ball valve and cartridge are really about equally common.

Answer: Ball valve
Explanation: Ball valves have more than just one range of application.

Answer: Ball valve
Explanation: Ball valve faucets are used in almost every single handle faucet you see.

Answer: Compression/compression washer
Explanation: Most new faucets are compression fit

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Most common

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Varies

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: We replace lots of cartridges and other valves. The hard water levels are ridiculously high in Arizona and is one of the most common issue. As a company we highly recommend water treatment it's the only thing we install that actually pays for itself.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Hot and cold side supply lines faucet Handel's ect

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: This isn’t very specific, there are too many types of faucets to explain.

Answer: Ball valve
Explanation: We do quality work not quantity we use best materials to stay long time and warranty work

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: My answer is a cartridge as it has evolved into one of the most common parts used in faucets these days with the ceramic disk coming in a close second .

Answer: Ball valve
Explanation: This part diverts water flow .

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Most common type of faucet installed is cartridge

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Most faucets now have cartridge

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: There used to be faucets that entailed seats screws and flat rubber washers, however, due to changes to the Plumbing code cartridge type faucets are more common to be installed because they are less expensive for repairs and are important for controlling hot water temperatures which in turn keep individuals from being burnt or scalded by high water temperatures

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: The most common faucet that is used in your home or business is a cartridge built faucet so that if it ever needed to be repaired it can by installing new cartridge which is a lot cheaper than a new faucet especially when you are talking about a shower/tub faucet.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Most of our customers they purchase a brain faucets guarantee is to provide cartridges and no additional cost so we get most faucets on a cartridge

Answer: Ball valve
Explanation: This is a tried and tested valve.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: All of the above

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Single handle, cartridge faucets have become the most popular option for faucet upgrades.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Faucets are mainly cartridges now. If you said valves...i wouldve said ball valve.

Answer: Ball valve
Explanation: Anything

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Newer faucets use a cartridge. Older faucets use stems. Depends on what type of faucet you have

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: All faucets have some sort of cartridge to control the flow of water from the hot and cold sides.

Answer: Compression/compression washer
Explanation: older models use compression washers, newer models use ceramic disc and cartridge types and ball vbalve for faucets

Answer: Compression/compression washer
Explanation: I’m hoping I’m correct.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: It's the most common type used, easy to replace which keeps the cost low.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: DURABLE AND COST EFFICIENT REPAIR

Answer: Ball valve
Explanation: Ball valves are mainly used for main water feed.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: The majority of faucets produced today use a cartridge to mix the hot and cold water

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Due to the inexpensive repairs and easy replacement is why cartridge is the most common type installed today.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Faucet manufacturers have moved to cartridge assemblies as the main operating mechanism due to there efficiency and ease of replacement.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Faucets with cartridges are easier to repair. Instead of removing washers, the entire cartridge is replaced. Many manufacturers have lifetime warranty on the cartridge. Look up your faucets manufacturer online and talk to their tech support. They will likely send you a cartridge for free.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Most faucets in the kitchen or bath have a cartridge

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: most faucets have a cartridge and serviceable parts inside.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: As Delta still uses the ball type seats and springs; the new Delta monitor shower faucets, Kohler, Moen and 99% of all other brands use cartridge style faucets and valves.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Mostcfaucets have cartridges inside that allow the mix of hot and cold water.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: I usually install delya and moen faucets

Answer: Compression/compression washer
Explanation: Right now it is compression, but most newer faucets use cartridge that has a compression washer so you have to buy the OEM part.

Answer: Ball valve
Explanation: Gas shut off valves

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Mostly faucet fixtures

Answer: Compression/compression washer
Explanation: controls water pressure on off position

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: All faucets have cartridges, some are ceramic, some rubber O rings.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Cartridge Faucets are easier to use. This type of faucet requires the smallest amount of effort to turn off and on. Designed with children and the elderly in mind, a cartridge faucet provides ease of use and regulation of water pressure to a greater extent than its counterparts.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Faucets with cartridge mechanisms are the most common in residential construction as they are the easiest for consumers to maintain themselves.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Just about every faucet in this era uses a cartridge.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Almost all faucets now days have cartridges

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Every faucet has a cartridge.

Answer: Compression/compression washer
Explanation: Every type of faucet has an inner valve that controls the flow of water through the spout. The valve quality, with or without a washer, determines the reliability and durability of the faucet. The best choices are faucets with solid brass, brass-based metal or corrosion-resistant workings.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: All the major brands have gone to a cartridge. It saves money and is an easy replace

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: You may keep your current faucet if you wish, and just replace the cartridge

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: cartridge cleaning avoids replacement

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Most faucets today have cartridges for easy replacement.

Answer: Ceramic disk
Explanation: Washer less facet