What is the most difficult type of faucet to repair?

Answer: All the same
Explanation: my opinion they are all fairly easy to repair for the most part

Answer: Ceramic disk
Explanation: Lots of manufactures require specific parts for repair which are not readily available

Answer: Ball valve
Explanation: Ball Valve faucets have several small parts that can easily be lost or misaligned when repairing the faucet

Answer: Compression/compression washer
Explanation: Just depends on space

Answer: All the same
Explanation: Arizona has some of the hardest water ever. It's high recommended to have a water treatment system in your home. Water softener is the only plumbing installation that pays for itself overtime.

Answer: All the same
Explanation: Any faucet can be difficult at times depending on how worn and old it is . If there's alot of build on the faucet it's self or internally if you know what your doing a tuff faucet is actually not really that tuff

Answer: All the same
Explanation: They all have there difficulties!

Answer: Compression/compression washer
Explanation: Well I don't find many faucets that are difficult to work on . With my 30+ years of experience , I find that there just isn't much in respect to plumbing that I haven't seen or worked on at least once.

Answer: All the same
Explanation: All depends on how old the fixture is and the quality of water going through it that reflects how hard the removal and replacement is going to be.

Answer: All the same
Explanation: The valves are not hard at all to replace. Its usually the same concept for replacing them.

Answer: All the same
Explanation: When you have been in the industry for so long fixing a faucet or anything plumbing related its all the same, especially when you take pride in your work!

Answer: All the same
Explanation: Over the years there's rust they get well tight together so sometimes it's better to buy a new one

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: All faucets can be difficult depending on circumstances

Answer: All the same
Explanation: Anyone it’s a faucet

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: calcium in the water welds the faucet togather, usually better to just replace the unit

Answer: All the same
Explanation: All parts are relatively the same aspect and the only problem you face with all is the water corrosion.

Answer: Ceramic disk
Explanation: Ceramic disk cartridges are not as common as in the past. They're more expensive and harder to find.

Answer: All the same
Explanation: When repair faucets the most difficult problem is hard-water deposits that will corrode the fauct parts together.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Cartridge can sometimes stick and are hard to remove.

Answer: Ceramic disk
Explanation: The have old technology and even if repaired correctly disk may develop a groove in time causing the faucet to leak.

Answer: Ceramic disk
Explanation: Sometimes these particular valves are very intricate and can be very delicate.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Most are stuck and hard to pull out.

Answer: Ceramic disk
Explanation: You don't replace ball valves. Replacing cartridges are not hard, maybe just finding the right one may be a problem if it is an old faucet.

Answer: All the same
Explanation: All of the components of a faucet while time consuming, are relatively simple to replace.

Answer: Cartridge
Explanation: Even the most difficult tub faucet cartridges can be properly replaced with the right equipment.

Answer: All the same
Explanation: They each have their quirks when repairing. But all take roughly the same time to repair

Answer: All the same
Explanation: They each have their quirks when repairing. But all take roughly the same time to repair

Answer: Compression/compression washer
Explanation: Due to brass screw rotting away