Toilet repair in Lindale, Tyler, Van & East Texas

Signs it is time

• It runs or refills by itself
• It rocks when you sit down
• Water around the base
• A weak or double flush
• Cracked tank or bowl

What we do

• Internal repairs: Flapper, fill valve and handle.
• Reset: New wax ring and bolts, set solid.
• Replacement: Old toilet out, new toilet in.
• Floor repair: Rotted subfloor fixed before resetting.

Built for East Texas weather

A toilet that has leaked at the base for a while often rots the subfloor, especially in pier-and-beam homes. We check the floor before setting a new one.

A toilet that runs on its own is usually a worn flapper or a fill valve that will not shut off. A toilet that rocks needs to be reset on a new wax ring before it leaks, and if it has already leaked, the subfloor may be soft. We check for that before we set it back down.

Options

• Repair: Fix the guts.
• Reset: Stop the leak at the base.
• Replace: Comfort-height or water-saving.

Questions

Is it worth repairing an old toilet?

Often a repair is all it needs. If it is cracked or very old, replacing it can save water and headaches.

Why does my toilet run by itself?

Usually a worn flapper letting water leak into the bowl, or a fill valve that will not shut off.

Related work

Leak Repair · Clogged Drains · Bathroom Remodeling · All plumbing