Toilet Repair and Installation

Whilst a clogged toilet isn’t uncommon, recurring, or constant clogging is an issue that needs to be addressed. Though clogged toilets could be caused by un-flushable products being flushed, old toilets might not be strong enough. If you have a low-flow or low-flush toilet, you may wish to consider replacing it with a newer one.

If you’ve spotted puddles of water around your toilet, there may be cracks present in the porcelain. Though the toilet itself might function well, cracks can lead to leaks which then lead to wasting a lot of water. Furthermore, leaks can cause mould or mildew to grow and damage your property.

If your toilet is wobbling or is unstable, this could be caused by a few loose screws. However, a plumber will be able to identify if this is the case or if there is something more serious at play. More serious problems may include the floor beneath the toilet rotting away, therefore it’s crucial you call a plumber to take a look.

If you hear loud or unusual sounds such as hisses, whistles and shudders when you use and flush your toilet, it’s a sure sign that something’s wrong. A plumber will be able to identify what’s going on behind the scenes with your toilet. Whether the fill valve is wearing out or damaged or if you have a clog.

Sometimes, particularly in hard water areas, minerals in the water can collect in the inlet holes and syphon tubes of a toilet. This type of build-up can be detrimental to the way your toilet functions and stops water from flowing freely. If you spot this problem, a plumber can make the necessary repairs.