As an internet retailer, eFaucets.com has been around for 22 year.s

Until 2019 it sold sanitary wares on its own website. After 2019 it sold only through Amazon, and still does.

Its website now refers readers to its Amazon store.

I suspect, without knowing for sure, that it was simply out-competed by the Ferguson Enterprise's four super-aggressive sanitary wares websites, Build.com, Faucets.com, FaucetsDirect.com, and SignatureHardware.com, and has had to economize to stay in business.

As far as being legit, however, no question that it is.

I'd listen to whatever StarCraft tells me. If it is the company I am thinking of, they also run a faucet review website that has greatly assisted me in making purchases. StarCraft could you please make a series of sites for other building supplies? You rock!

I ran into problems after a few years with an expensive bathroom faucet from Santec that I bought online. The plumber that I used to use (he retired thankfully) was a big time jerk just in general (long story why I would even continue to use him), but he claimed he couldn't repair this faucet because he couldn't get the parts. He wanted to replace it with this awful looking basic Delta model that he had in his truck. Was probably the same model that he installed in gas station bathrooms. Said you can always free replacement parts for Delta. Anyway, I bought a beautiful Brizo (owned by Delta) model instead.

My long-winded story is just to caution you on your brand purchases off the internet. I had a lot of headaches with a lock for my front door that I purchased from Simpsons off the internet--parts availability was a problem (Simpsons was fine). There is a lot to be said about supporting your local dealers.

@kendrah

StarCraft Reviews would dearly love to expand our reviews into other products. Unfortunately, however, it is not possible.

Researching and writing faucet reviews takes an enormous effort. Each review represents up to 150 hours hours of research by our teams of dedicated researchers.

The review site is supported by generous contributions from readers and by a small amount of advertising revenue. And, while most of the people doing the work are volunteers who contribute their time and sometimes their money to the reviews, we do have some basic expenses and the money received from readers and advertising does not cover them all.

StarCraft Custom Builders, our corporate sponsor, contributes $12,000 to $21,000 each year to keep us afloat, and unfortunately is not able to contribute a like amount to reviews of other products.

However, if you know of anther generous donor that has $20.000 to spare, we would certainly look into it. The sponsor cannot, however, be in the business of selling whatever products we review.