Toilets

A clogged toilet is one of the most frequent problems homeowners face. This usually happens when too much toilet paper or non-flushable items get stuck in the pipes, blocking the flow. A plumber can use specialized tools, such as a plumbing snake or hydro jetting, to effectively clear the blockage and restore normal function.

A running toilet can waste a significant amount of water and increase utility bills. This issue is often caused by faulty components within the toilet tank, such as a worn-out flapper valve, an improperly adjusted float, or a leaky fill valve. A plumber can diagnose the specific cause and replace any defective parts to stop the toilet from constantly running.

Is your toilet hissing? This can mean your toilet is leaking or damaged, or it can mean there is a leak in the pipes behind your walls. Toilet leaks can occur at the base of the fixture or from the tank itself. Common causes include worn-out seals, cracked tanks, or loose connections between the tank and bowl. A professional plumber can assess where the leak is coming from and either repair or replace the faulty parts, preventing water damage and reducing waste.