Toilet Repair & Installation in Gladstone, MO

A running toilet is the most expensive small plumbing problem in a house. A flapper that doesn't seal or a fill valve that won't shut off can quietly add thousands of gallons to your water bill over a few months, and you'll often hear it refilling in the night long before you connect it to the bill.

Most of those are straightforward repairs: a new flapper and fill valve, a correctly adjusted float and refill tube, a replaced tank-to-bowl kit, or new closet bolts and a fresh wax ring for a toilet that rocks or seeps at the base. A toilet that leaks at the floor needs attention quickly — that water goes straight into the subfloor.

When a toilet is cracked, chronically under-flushing, or simply old enough that parts no longer fit it, we install a new one: flange inspected and repaired if it's broken or below floor level, new wax ring or waxless seal, new bolts and supply line, and the unit leveled and shimmed so it doesn't move. The old fixture goes with us.