Toilets
Complaints about a toilet include running on after a flush, rocking on its bolts, flushing weakly and leaking at the base. Say which applies and the plumber you hire repairs or replaces it.
Fixture repairs start with a description. Say whether the toilet runs, the faucet drips or the shower valve leaks, and we refer you to a plumber who repairs or replaces the fixture.
A repair may be enough or a replacement may fit better, and the plumber you hire can tell you which for the fixture in front of you.

Complaints about a toilet include running on after a flush, rocking on its bolts, flushing weakly and leaking at the base. Say which applies and the plumber you hire repairs or replaces it.
Kitchen, bath or outdoor, a faucet that drips, sprays to the side or gives only a thin stream may need a repair or a new fixture. Name the faucet on the call, and the plumber you hire takes over.
A shower that drips after you turn it off, delivers only hot or only cold, or leaks around the handle points at the valve. What the valve needs is the plumber’s call.
Humming without spinning, jamming on a load and dripping underneath are disposal faults that end in a repair or a new unit. The plumber you hire takes it from your description of the symptom.
A fixture that has been repaired more than once may be better replaced, while a nearly new one may only need a repair. The plumber you hire can compare the two for the fixture in question.
A fixture that is spilling water is a job for the emergency plumbing page, while fixtures failing across the whole house may point to the repiping page. The homepage lists every service on this site.
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