Toilets
Water that keeps running between flushes, a bowl that rocks, or a puddle at the base each point to worn parts inside the tank or a failed wax seal at the floor.
If a toilet, faucet, valve or disposal is not working as it should, a repair visit may be all it needs. Tell us what it does and we connect you with a plumber.
Work covers toilets, faucets, shower and tub valves and garbage disposals, whether the answer is a repair or a like-for-like swap.

Water that keeps running between flushes, a bowl that rocks, or a puddle at the base each point to worn parts inside the tank or a failed wax seal at the floor.
Drips, wobbly handles and a thin stream trace back to a worn cartridge, washer or aerator, and the plumber swaps the part or fits a new faucet.
When the handle spins without effect, the water will not shut fully off, or only hot or only cold comes out, the cartridge inside the valve is the likely culprit. The plumber installs a new cartridge or valve.
Disposals fail by jamming, leaking or going dead. In each case the plumber works out whether to free it, repair it or replace it.
Swapping or repairing a faucet, valve or trap, or replacing a fixture with a similar one as long as the piping arrangement stays the same, is ordinary maintenance in the state construction code. Nothing needs to be filed, inspected or reported to the enforcing agency.
Moving a sink or adding a fixture in a new spot is a different job from swapping one for one, and the plumber can tell you what it involves when you call.
If a fixture keeps clogging, drain cleaning can clear the line behind it, and leak detection covers water that appears in the wall behind a fixture. You will find the full list 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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