Some good brands for faucets include a range from reliable mass-market to luxury premium, depending on budget and needs. For best overall reliability and value for most homes, Moen, founded in 1937 in Ohio, owned by Fortune Brands, is excellent with Posi-Temp valves, 1222 cartridges lasting 15 to 25 years, free parts warranty, costing $100 to $400, ranked top by plumbers for fewest callbacks. Delta, founded in 1954 in Indianapolis, owned by Masco, is excellent for innovation with MultiChoice Universal valves, Diamond Seal, Touch2O, costing $100 to $400, widely available at Home Depot. Kohler, founded in 1873 in Wisconsin, is excellent for design and variety, costing $150 to $600. For commercial durability, Chicago Faucets, founded in 1901 in Des Plaines, Illinois, made in USA, and Symmons, founded in 1939 in Braintree, Massachusetts, made in USA, are best, lasting 20 to 30 years, costing $150 to $600. For luxury, Brizo, owned by Delta, costing $400 to $1200, Grohe, German made in Germany, costing $300 to $800, Hansgrohe, German, costing $300 to $800, and Rohl are excellent. For Canadian market, Riobel, founded in 1995 in Quebec, and Franke Kindred are excellent, costing $300 to $800. So good faucet brands include Moen, Delta, Kohler for residential, Chicago Faucets and Symmons for commercial, and Brizo, Grohe, Hansgrohe for luxury.
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