Toilets
A bowl that keeps refilling, a base that rocks, a flush with no force and a puddle by the floor each trace to a different part: flapper, fill valve, closet bolts or wax ring.
Each fixture in a bathroom or kitchen fails one part at a time. We fix what can be saved, replace what cannot and match the new part to the fixture you have.
Tell us the fixture and what it does or no longer does. A drip, a hum or a handle that stays put each point to a different part.

A bowl that keeps refilling, a base that rocks, a flush with no force and a puddle by the floor each trace to a different part: flapper, fill valve, closet bolts or wax ring.
When a faucet drips, sprays off to one side or turns hard, a cartridge, washer or seat is worn out and gets replaced. If the body of the faucet is cracked or damaged, the faucet itself is replaced.
Behind the handle of a shower valve is a cartridge, and a worn one lets the water run or swing between hot and cold. Getting to it can mean opening the tile wall.
If the disposal hums and the blades do not move, something is jammed. If water collects underneath, a seal has failed. The plumber frees the blades, changes the seal or fits a new unit.
A shutoff valve and a short supply line tie each sink and toilet to the wall. When a fixture comes out, a stiff valve or an old braided line can be replaced too, so the new fixture is not connected to tired parts.
Look at the drain cleaning page if the problem is a drain running slowly. If water shows up where it has no business being, look at leak detection. Every service we list is on the homepage.
Call us to discuss your current issue and how we can assist you. The call is free and you get a free, personalized estimate with no obligation. We're here to help.
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