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Toilet Repair

A running toilet, a weak flush, or water pooling at the base are all common — and all fixable, whether that means a simple part replacement or, when it's time, a full toilet replacement.

A plumber performing toilet repair work in a bathroom

What This Service Covers

Toilet repair covers the range of issues a toilet can develop: a fill valve or flapper that's stopped sealing properly, causing it to run constantly; a flush that's lost power; a toilet that rocks or leaks at its base, which usually means the wax ring has failed; and toilets old enough or damaged enough that full replacement is the better option.

We diagnose the actual cause before recommending a fix, since a running toilet and a base leak have completely different repairs.

What's Included

  • Diagnosis of fill valve, flapper or flush mechanism issues
  • Repair of a running or weak-flushing toilet
  • Wax ring replacement for a toilet leaking or rocking at the base
  • Full toilet removal and replacement when repair isn't the better option
  • A test flush and base check before we consider the job done

What to Expect

Tell us what the toilet is doing — running constantly, flushing weakly, rocking, or leaking at the floor — and we'll go straight to the likely cause. Most internal tank repairs and base reseals are completed in a single visit. If replacement makes more sense, we'll talk through options that fit your bathroom.

When to Call Us

Call if your toilet runs constantly (it's wasting water even if it doesn't sound dramatic), rocks when you sit down, has water pooling around the base, or won't flush properly. A rocking or leaking base is worth prompt attention, since it can lead to floor damage underneath.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about toilet repair.

Why does my toilet keep running?

Most commonly a worn flapper or a fill valve that isn't sealing or shutting off correctly. Both are straightforward to replace once identified.

Is a rocking toilet a big deal?

It's worth addressing promptly. A rocking toilet usually means the wax ring seal has failed, which can let water leak onto the floor underneath and cause damage over time.

Can you match my existing toilet if I need a replacement?

We'll help you choose a replacement that fits your bathroom's rough-in and your preferences, even if it's not an exact match to the original.

How long does a wax ring replacement take?

Typically completed within the same visit, including testing the seal afterward.

Toilet Acting Up?

Call us or book online — most toilet repairs are quick and affordable.