Complete Fixture, Faucet & Toilet Repair Services
Precision fixes for dripping faucets, constantly running toilets, faulty cartridges, and fixture installations.
A dripping faucet can waste thousands of gallons of water annually, while a running toilet flapper can double your monthly utility bill. Expert technicians repair leaks, replace worn internal cartridges and ball valves, and install modern water-efficient fixtures.
Emergency Warning Signs
- Toilet bowl threatening to overflow when flushed
- Water pooling around the base of the toilet commode on the bathroom floor
- Continuous loud hissing or refilling cycle in toilet tank every few minutes
- Faucet handle broken or spinning freely with water unable to shut off
Common Causes
- Degraded rubber wax ring seal underneath the toilet flange
- Worn flapper valve, broken fill valve, or corroded overflow tube
- Mineral calcification destroying internal ceramic disc or ball faucet cartridges
- Corroded braided stainless steel supply lines under the sink
How Our Technicians Diagnose It
- Dye test inside toilet tank to detect invisible flapper seepage into bowl
- Inspecting toilet base stability and subfloor moisture levels
- Disassembling faucet stems to inspect O-rings, seats, springs, and cartridge wear
- Testing shutoff stop valves beneath sinks and toilets
Repair Solutions
- Toilet rebuild kits including new fill valves, flappers, and tank-to-bowl gaskets
- Toilet pulling and replacement of wax seal and rusted closet flange bolts
- Cartridge and stem replacements for major faucet brands (Moen, Kohler, Delta, etc.)
- Quarter-turn compression stop valve upgrades and flexible steel supply lines
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my toilet periodically run for a few seconds even when nobody used it?
This is called "phantom flushing." It usually means water is slowly leaking from the tank into the bowl past a warped or deteriorated flapper. Once the water level drops, the fill valve opens briefly to top it off.
Can a leaking faucet cause damage under the cabinet?
Yes. Often a faucet leak above leaks downwards along the supply line or through the mounting escutcheon, causing rot, mold, and cabinet base deterioration out of sight.
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