Toilet Clog Removal, Repair & Installation
Clogged, running, leaking, or weak-flushing toilets fixed, and old toilets removed and replaced with a properly sealed new one.
Toilets get more use than almost any other fixture, so small problems show up fast. We clear toilet clogs and the drain lines connected to them, repair toilets that run, leak, or flush weakly, and install new toilets when replacing makes more sense than repairing.
When to call us
- The toilet clogs often or won't flush
- It runs or refills on its own
- Water on the floor around the base
- The toilet rocks or feels loose
- Weak or incomplete flushes
- Cracks in the tank or bowl
Toilet clogs
A single clog usually comes from too much paper or something that should never be flushed. If a toilet clogs again and again, or other drains gurgle when you flush, the problem may be further down the line. We clear the toilet and, if needed, the drain line or main sewer line it connects to.
Toilet repair
A toilet that runs constantly can waste a surprising amount of water. Common fixes include replacing a worn flapper, fill valve, or flush valve, adjusting the float, or resetting a toilet that rocks or leaks at the base. A leak at the base often means the wax ring has failed, and that can quietly damage the floor underneath.
Toilet installation
When a toilet is cracked, outdated, or keeps needing repairs, replacement is often the better value. We remove the old unit, check the flange, set the new toilet on a fresh seal, connect the water supply, and test for leaks and proper flushing.
What to expect
Diagnose
We find out whether the problem is the toilet itself or the drain line.
Repair or recommend
We fix worn parts or explain why replacement makes more sense.
Install properly
New toilets are set on a new seal and secured to the flange.
Test
We check for leaks and confirm a full, clean flush.
Tips to prevent problems
- Flush only toilet paper, and not too much at once
- Keep a plunger near every toilet
- Check for silent leaks: add food coloring to the tank and see whether it shows up in the bowl
- Know where the toilet's shut-off valve is
Frequently asked questions
Why does my toilet keep running?
Usually a worn flapper or a fill valve that isn't shutting off. These parts wear out and are typically straightforward to replace.
Why is water leaking around the base of my toilet?
The wax ring seal between the toilet and the drain has likely failed, or the toilet has come loose. It should be fixed promptly to protect the floor.
Can you install a toilet I bought myself?
In many cases, yes. Let us know the model when you call so we can confirm it suits your bathroom's rough-in.
Where we offer toilet clogs, repair & installation
We provide this service across the Triad, including:
- Greensboro
- Winston-Salem
- High Point
- Burlington
- Kernersville
- Archdale
- Clemmons
- Elon
- Gibsonville
- Graham
- Jamestown
- Lewisville
- Oak Ridge
- Rural Hall
- Summerfield
- Walkertown
- Whitsett
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Ready to get it fixed?
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