Jammed, humming, leaking, or just won't turn on? Whether your disposal needs a quick repair or a full replacement, our experienced Chapel Hill team has you covered — with 24/7 service.

Don't wing it with a unit that's acting up — these are the telltale signs it's time for a pro.
A humming disposal that won't turn usually means a jam or a seized motor.
No sound at all often points to a tripped reset, wiring, or a dead motor.
Water under the sink can come from the disposal body, seals, or connections.
Harsh noises can mean a foreign object or worn, damaged components.
Smells that won't clear may signal trapped debris or a failing unit.
Backing up or draining slowly can mean the disposal isn't grinding well.
Our experienced Chapel Hill team handles every garbage disposal job, from a quick unjam to a brand-new install.
We clear jams, fix leaks, reset and rewire units, and get your disposal grinding again — fast.
When a unit is burned out or beyond repair, we swap in a quieter, more powerful disposal that lasts.
Adding a disposal or upgrading during a remodel? We install it correctly and to code, first time.
Most disposal calls are same-day — here's what to expect.
We check the motor, reset, wiring, and connections to find the issue.
You get honest, upfront advice on whether to repair or replace.
We make the repair or swap in a new unit with a leak-free hookup.
We run it, confirm it's grinding and draining, and tidy up.
A few simple habits go a long way toward avoiding jams, clogs, and early failure.
Most disposal repairs and swaps done in a single visit.
We repair and install quality, reliable disposal units.
We tell you straight whether to repair or replace.
Safe electrical and plumbing connections, every time.
A hum usually means the motor has power but something is jamming the grinding plate, or the motor has seized. It's best not to keep flipping the switch, which can burn out the motor — give us a call and we'll clear it safely.
Minor jams, leaks at a connection, or a tripped reset are usually quick repairs. If the motor is burned out or the unit is old and noisy, a replacement is often the better value. We'll give you an honest recommendation.
Most units have a small red reset button on the bottom. If yours tripped, pressing it may restore power — if it trips again or won't reset, call us before running it further.
Absolutely. We install new disposals for remodels and new sinks, handling both the plumbing and electrical connections to code.
Whether it needs a quick repair or a full replacement, Bizzy Bee will have your kitchen back up and running.