Cedar Park TX Replace Toilet Plumber

What are signs that your toilet needs repair or replacement?

When your toilet isn’t functioning properly, it can be incredibly frustrating and stressful. The following list includes reasons why it may be time to repair or replace your toilet.

Recurring Clogging

If you are experiencing constant clogging in your toilet, it could be a sign that there is a blockage in the drain line. This can be caused by a variety of things, such as a buildup that requires clearing, items being flushed down the toilet that shouldn’t be, or a broken pipe. If you believe that there may be a blockage in your drain line, we can help you to identify the source of the clogging and clear the line so that your toilet will function properly again.

Cracks

If you are experiencing damage to your toilet, such as cracks, it is important to have it repaired as soon as possible. This type of damage can lead to water leakage and can cause further damage to the toilet. If you are experiencing this type of damage, call Cedar Park plumbing for assistance. We can repair the damage and help to prevent any further issues from occurring.

Advanced Age

If your toilet is old and no longer functioning properly, it may be time to replace it. Toilets that are older than 10 years often need to be replaced, as they can start to experience a variety of problems. If you believe that it is time to replace your old toilet, we can help you to select a new toilet that will meet your needs and be within your budget. We can also install the new toilet for you so that you can enjoy its benefits right away.

Wobbling

If your toilet is wobbling, it may be a sign that it is no longer stable and is in need of repair. Wobbling can often be caused by a loose connection or by damage to the toilet. If you are experiencing this issue, we can help to correct the problem and ensure that your toilet is stable once again.

Inefficient Water Usage

If your water bill is too high, one way to reduce your water usage is to look at your toilet’s efficiency. Older toilets may use from three to five gallons per flush, while newer, more efficient toilets can use as little as two gallons with each flush. Consider replacing older toilets with newer, more efficient units.

Constantly Running

If your toilet runs constantly and does not automatically stop after flushing, there may be parts within the toilet that have failed and require replacing. We can diagnose problems with your toilet and recommend repair or replacement options.

Location