Common problems
- Toilets that run constantly or refill on their own
- Weak or incomplete flushes
- Toilets that rock or leak at the base
- Dripping or leaking faucets
- Low pressure from a single faucet
- Installing a new toilet, faucet or shower valve
Signs it’s time to get help
- Water on the floor around the toilet base
- Basic fixes like a new flapper haven't worked
- Corroded or seized shutoff valves
- Cracks in the toilet tank or bowl
What happens next
- Tell us which fixture is affected and what it's doing.
- An independent provider contacts you to discuss repair or replacement and pricing.
- If you've bought your own fixture, mention it — some providers install customer-supplied fixtures and some don't.
Safety comes first
- Close the fixture's shutoff valve (usually under the sink or behind the toilet) before any work.
- A leak at the toilet base can damage the subfloor over time — don't ignore it.