Toilet trouble? We've fixed every kind.
Leaking at the base. Won't flush right. Running constantly. Wobbling on the floor. We've seen every kind of toilet problem — and most of them are fixed in one visit with a part that costs less than a tank of gas. No upsell to a new toilet when a repair works.

Four common toilet problems. One crew.
Leaking Toilet
Water pooling at the base. Mystery wet floor. Higher water bill for no reason. Toilet leaks are often subtle but cause real damage to subflooring and drywall before you notice. We find the source and seal it tight.
Usually a $20 wax ringClogged or Won't Flush
Won't flush. Flushes weak. Or backs up entirely. The cause could be a deep-line clog, a worn flapper, a bad fill valve, or low tank water. We diagnose the actual issue — not just plunge and leave.
Same-day diagnosticRunning, Wobbling, or Faulty
Have to jiggle the handle? Toilet rocks slightly when you sit on it? Constantly hearing a "phantom flush"? Worn flappers, chains, floats, and bolts — all fixable in a single visit.
Internal parts replacedNew Install or Replacement
Cracked porcelain. Hairline tank cracks. 20 years of mineral buildup. Some toilets are past repair. We pull the old unit cleanly, set the new one to code, and pressure-test every connection — standard or high-efficiency.
Standard or high-efficiencyMost toilet issues are five-minute fixes. We know which.
A toilet that won't flush, runs constantly, or leaks at the base usually has one failing component — a $5 flapper, a $20 fill valve, a $10 wax ring. Most homeowners get talked into a $400 toilet replacement when a $50 repair would have fixed it.
That said, some toilets ARE past repair. Cracked porcelain, hairline tank cracks, repeated wax ring failures from a warped base — these need replacement, not bandages. We tell you which category yours falls into, with the actual repair cost vs replacement cost spelled out. No upsell games.
- Diagnostic First Identify the failing component before quoting anything
- Quick Part Swaps Flapper, chain, float, fill valve — most fixes done in under 30 minutes
- Internal Rebuild Multiple worn parts replaced in one visit for older toilets
- Full Replacement Old toilet out, new one in to code — only when repair doesn't work
Toilet acting up? Most fixes take 30 minutes.
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