Toilet Repair and Installation in Wimberley TX

Almost always the parts in the tank. A flapper goes stiff and stops sealing, so water trickles into the bowl and the fill valve keeps topping it back up. Sometimes it is the valve, a float set too high, or a chain with the wrong slack. Small parts, quick fix, and a toilet that runs all day quietly wastes hundreds of gallons a week.

This one is worth catching early. Water pooling at the base usually means the wax ring has failed or the flange underneath has cracked, and every flush is putting water into the subfloor. Water at the back is more often the supply line or the tank bolts. We pull the toilet to see what is actually going on down there.

A one off clog clears and stays cleared. One that returns every few weeks means a partial blockage further down the line. On older lines and septic systems around here, that is often tree roots at a joint. We clear the toilet and check the line so you know which one you had.

Older toilets use several times the water per flush of a current model, so on a fixture already giving you trouble, replacement often pays for part of itself. We haul off the old unit, set the new one on a fresh seal, and check for leaks before we leave.

If you have already bought a toilet, we will install it. If it is not a good fit for your rough in or supply connections, you will hear that from us before it is sitting in your bathroom.