I need a plumber

A lot of my outside faucets, including the ones for the washing machine are leaking and you can't get parts for an outside faucet.  It seems there are so many off the wall makers of outside faucets, including the Chinese, that no one will carry repair parts for them.  Not even Park Supply.  So here's my situation all of the outside faucets are sweated onto the copper pipes, no threads, so I need a plumber to replace the faucets with threaded fittings.

HELP!!

Just cut the copper and use the new "SharkBite" connector and slide the new one in. No soldering/no threads. These can be disconnected in the future if needed.  About $6 each. SharkBite is Home Depot's brand-Lowes carry them under a different name. I changed out a bunch of fixtures for inlaws and these are the bomb. Steve

If you're on a crawlspace go under and cut the tubing a foot behind the wall.  Then make a new section of tubing with the right end you need.  I personally haven't had luck unsweating a fitting and then sweating a new one in its place.  Couldn't quite get all the old solder off to install the new part cold.  Maybe the pros have a secret.

Sweating fittings onto copper tubing is pretty easy.  I can talk you through it or show you in my garage next time you're in the HSV area.  If you were comfortable with sweating pipes would the job be doable?  Sounds like you will need to do some damage to interior or exterior side of walls to gain access.

Rotorooter. I've tried other plumbers, and for the quality of service, being on time, don't smell, and they will do what you ask them to do, they are the way to go.  Other's I have tried to use on bathroom renovations or repairs have been disappointing, to say the least. They work when it suits them, or not at all if you have any comments about the quality of their work.