You generally do not need to call a plumber for a standard leaky faucet, as replacing internal washers, O-rings, or cartridges is an easy DIY task that takes under 30 minutes and costs very little in parts. However, you should consider calling a licensed professional if your faucet is severely corroded, integrated into a delicate custom stone countertop, or if the shutoff valves under the sink are broken and fail to turn off. Verification: Evaluate whether you have the basic tools and replacement parts required before attempting the repair.
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