Toilet Repair Plumbing Services: Clogs, Repairs & Installation

A clogged toilet is one of the most common bathroom plumbing problems. Most homeowners can easily unclog a toilet with a plunger. For minor clogs, you may be able to unclog the toilet without a plunger. When the toilet drain is overwhelmed with toilet paper or non-flushable items, you may need professional help to unclog your toilet.

Roto-Rooter plumbers are on call 24/7 to unclog your toilet and restore full drainage and powerful flushes. Our skilled plumbers can also fix any other toilet problems, including running toilets, leaking toilets, broken tanks and bowls, and toilets that don't flush properly. Call Roto-Rooter today to schedule an appointment to fix your clogged toilet.

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After a flush, your toilet should stop running water once the toilet bowl is full. Toilets that continue to run have an internal leak--water is being dumped down the overflow, wasting as many as 200 gallons of water a day.

Running toilets can be the result of a corroded overflow pipe, worn out flush valve assembly, or broken flapper valve. Give the professionals at Roto-Rooter a call to repair your running toilet and reduce wasted water.

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Whether you're remodeling your bathroom or just updating old fixtures, replacing a toilet can be a big job if you've never done it before. If you aren't feeling confident about completing a toilet installation yourself, or if you uncover any bathroom plumbing problems during your remodel, Roto-Rooter plumbers are available to help you out. A licensed, experienced Roto-Rooter plumber can expedite replacing the toilet, address any other bathroom repairs, and ensure that the job is done right.

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Many toilet problems, including leaking toilets, don't necessitate repairing the entire toilet. Like any home appliance, a toilet tank features many small moving parts that may need replaced with usage over time. Flapper valves, fill valves, and other tank parts can all wear out and cause toilet leaks that aren't clearly visible to the naked eye. Toilet leaks around the base can also occur around the toilet gaskets (the bolts that seal the tank to the toilet bowl) or the wax ring below the base of the toilet.

Roto-Rooter plumbers can help you identify the source of toilet leaks and repair them with quality replacement parts, so you don't have to buy a new toilet. If you have a leaking toilet call your local Roto-Rooter professional today.

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Commercial toilets and urinals are some of the most important features of a business. If toilets and urinals don't operate properly, customers can leave your business with a negative impression. Leaking toilets cost money, damage commercial property, and causes hazardous slippery areas. Waste water is associated with potential health risks, including unpleasant odors and unsanitary conditions. A clogged toilet can provide a poor experience for your customers.

Immediate toilet repair is important to the safety of your employees and patrons. From commercial toilet drain service to unclogging commercial toilets, Roto-Rooter plumbers can do it all.

Roto-Rooter licensed and insured professionals provide 24-hour emergency toilet repair and replacement services to get your toilets running correctly as soon as possible. There is no extra charge for nights, weekends or holidays. Written estimates are free and our commercial toilet service is backed by our no-hassle guarantee.

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Advances in plumbing technology have made commercial toilets and plumbing systems more economical but also more complicated.

Roto-Rooter plumbers can solve all types of commercial toilet problems, including clogged toilets, leaking toilets, constantly running water, cracked tanks and bowls, toilets that don't flush, and water pressure issues. Our licensed professionals can also repair, replace or relocate pipes associated with commercial toilets. Our plumbers work to ensure that manufacturer's standards are met or exceeded when servicing your industrial or commercial toilets.

In addition to commercial toilet repair, Roto-Rooter plumbers perform commercial toilet installation for any brand and style of toilet, including:

• Standard
• Tankless
• Dual flush
• High efficiency
• Comfort height
• Air assisted
• Pressure assisted

Our plumbing professionals will recommend a commercial toilet, urinal or bidet that will work best in your setting—restaurant, school or university, hospital, apartment complex, office building, stadium and more—thereby providing long-term dependability and value.

For more information on all of our commercial plumbing services, call Roto-Rooter at 1-800-768-6911 or book an appointment online. We are available 24/7 to help you with all your toilet repair and installation needs.

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Yes, Roto-Rooter is highly skilled at unclogging all types of drains, including toilets and toilet stack drains.

Replacing the flapper valve will usually prevent a toilet from running.

There are many reasons why a toilet can leak as well as a few different ways they leak. The most common type of toilet leak is "a running toilet," which is when water leaks from the tank's flush valve into the bowl. The cause is usually associated with the flapper valve, a pliable rubber valve that is connected by chain to the flush handle. Over time, the soft rubber of the flapper valve will become firm and it might even warp. This prevents the flapper from making a good seal against the flush valve seat, allowing water to leak into the bowl. It's usually a simple fix to replace the flapper valve if you buy a matching replacement. Simply turn off the water supply beneath the toilet. Next, remove the old flapper from the connection pins on the flush valve then disconnect it from the flush handle chain. Put the new one on in its place, making the same connections at the flush valve and chain. Turn on the water supply valve and do a test flush or two.

If your toilet is leaking at its base, you may have a bad wax ring seal. You may also have a partially clogged toilet drain stack that is allowing water to collect beneath the toilet. A professional cleaning may be required to rid the drain stack of a clog. Since the toilet must be pulled up to do a professional cleaning, the wax ring will need to be replaced anyway.