Toilet Repair & Replacement
A running, clogging, or leaking toilet wastes water and money. We fix the common problems and replace worn-out toilets with efficient models.
A toilet that runs constantly, clogs easily, or wobbles is more than an annoyance, it can waste a lot of water and even leak into the floor below. Most toilet problems are quick, inexpensive repairs, and we fix them fast.
When a toilet is cracked, chronically clogging, or just old and inefficient, we replace it with a modern water-saving model that flushes better and lowers your bill. We repair first whenever it makes sense.
Common Toilet Problems
- Water running long after the flush
- Weak or incomplete flushing
- Frequent clogs
- Water on the floor around the base
- A rocking or loose toilet
- A cracked tank or bowl
Common Causes
- A worn flapper or fill valve (the usual cause of running)
- A failing wax ring letting water seep at the base
- A partial clog or a low-flow older design
- Loose or corroded mounting bolts
- A cracked tank or bowl (not repairable)
Repair or Replace?
When Repair Makes Sense
A running toilet is almost always a cheap internal part like a flapper or fill valve. A leak at the base is usually a new wax ring. If the toilet is otherwise sound, these repairs are quick and inexpensive.
When Replacement Is the Better Call
If the bowl or tank is cracked, the toilet clogs constantly, or it is an old water-guzzling model, replacing it is the better value. A modern efficient toilet flushes better and saves water every day.
What Affects the Cost
Every job is different, so we give you a clear price before we start. A few things that affect what a job costs:
- Whether it is a repair or a full replacement
- The parts involved (flapper, valve, wax ring)
- The model chosen for a replacement
- Access and any flange or floor issues
- Emergency versus scheduled service
Frequently Asked Questions
My toilet runs constantly. Is that expensive to fix?
Usually no. It is almost always a worn flapper or fill valve, which is a quick, low-cost repair, and it stops a surprising amount of wasted water.
There is water around the base of my toilet. What is wrong?
Often a failed wax ring letting water seep out when you flush. Left alone it can damage the floor, so it is worth fixing promptly. We reset the toilet with a new seal.
Is it worth replacing an old toilet?
If it clogs often or is an older high-volume model, yes. A modern efficient toilet flushes more reliably and uses far less water, so it often pays for itself over time.
Can you install a toilet I already bought?
Yes. We can install a model you purchased or help you choose one.
Toilet Running or Leaking?
We repair the common problems fast and replace worn units. Call to schedule.