Toilets, faucets and fixtures
Toilet repair
Toilets that leak at the base, rock on the floor, will not flush fully or refill slowly fixed with new fill valves, flappers, bolts, seals and closet flanges.
- Phone answered every hour, holidays included
- Fault found and explained before anything is cut
- Worn parts identified
- Flow-tested in front of you when finished
Call now(365) 517-7215. A plumber picks up, day or night.
- Open 24/7. Phone answered every hour, holidays too.
- Licensed & insured. Trade licence details given on request.
- Shown before cut. You see the fault and the plan first.
- Gas by gas techs. Licensed gas technicians on gas heaters.
A toilet is a simple machine, which is good news: most faults come down to a handful of parts inside the tank or under the base.
Inside the tank
- Fill valves wear and start hissing or refill slowly.
- Flappers warp and let water seep into the bowl.
- Flush handles and chains loosen.
- We carry universal and brand-specific parts and replace them while we are there.
Clues it is this job
- Hissing between flushes
- Toilet rocks when you sit
- Drip under the tank
- Weak flush that needs a second try
At the floor
- A puddle around the pedestal usually means the wax gasket has given up, especially if the toilet rocks.
- We pull the toilet, check the closet flange for cracks or corrosion, repair the flange with a ring or spacer if needed, and reset the toilet level.
Tank-to-bowl leaks
- On two-piece toilets the tank bolts and gasket can drip down onto the floor.
- Replacing them with new brass or stainless bolts and a fresh gasket stops the drip.
Colour the tank with a little food dye. If the bowl changes shade within twenty minutes, the flapper is leaking.
How the job runs, step by step
- 1Water off and tank drained
- 2Worn parts identified
- 3Parts replaced and adjusted
- 4Leak check with dye in the tank