Toilets, Faucets & Sinks
Running, dripping, loose, or worn — most fixture problems are repairable
Overview
Fixture problems range from a dripping faucet that wastes water to a running toilet that adds noticeably to your bill. Many are straightforward repairs — replacing a cartridge, a flapper, a fill valve, or a supply line. We'll tell you honestly whether repair or replacement is the better option for your fixture.
Common warning signs
- Toilet that runs continuously or in cycles
- Faucet that drips after the handle is off
- Slow-filling toilet tank
- Wobbling or rocking toilet
- Visible corrosion at the base of a faucet or under a sink
- Handle that requires increasing force to shut off
Possible causes
An on-site assessment is needed to confirm the cause in your specific situation. This list represents common possibilities, not a diagnosis.
- Worn flapper valve (toilet)
- Degraded fill valve or float assembly
- Worn or calcified cartridge (single-handle faucet)
- Failed compression washer (older two-handle faucet)
- Worn O-ring or ceramic disc
- Corroded or failing supply line hose
What we inspect
- Flush mechanism and fill valve in toilet
- Flapper seal and seating surface condition
- Faucet cartridge, ceramic disc, or washer
- Supply line connections and hose condition
- Drain assembly and P-trap
Our process
Identify the specific component causing the problem
Assess whether repair or replacement of the fixture is more practical
Provide a written estimate before proceeding
Replace the identified component or full fixture if needed
Test and confirm before leaving
Factors that may affect cost
We provide written estimates before any work begins. The following factors may affect the scope and cost.
- Fixture age and brand — parts availability varies
- Whether the fixture itself is being replaced or just serviced
- Supply line and shut-off valve condition
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