The quickest way to get a garbage disposal problem sorted is to tell Fix Garbage Disposal what is happening. This page explains what to include so the first reply can be useful rather than a list of questions.
Describe the symptom in your own words: humming, silent, jammed, slow to drain or leaking. Say when it started, what you have already tried, and roughly how old the disposal is if you know. Add your street address in Fort Lauderdale, FL so we can confirm coverage, and mention whether it is a replacement or a new installation.
A photo of the underside of the disposal, the label on its side and the area beneath the sink often lets Fix Garbage Disposal understand the job before anyone visits. If water is involved, show where it appears. Do not put a hand near the blades to take a photo; switch the disposal off first.
Fix Garbage Disposal reads your message, replies to confirm the details and answers any questions, and then agrees the visit with you. We do not promise a response time or a price on this page, because both depend on the job and on the day, and we would rather tell you the truth than a number.
Whatever is wrong, keep your hand out of the sink opening. Switch the disposal off at the wall switch, unplug it or turn off its breaker, and only then look inside, using tongs or pliers rather than fingers. If water is running from the unit and will not stop, turn off the water supply under the sink as well. The FAQ page has quick answers to the most common disposal questions in the meantime.
Send your request to Fix Garbage Disposal. The team can follow up using the details you provide.