Toilets
Running water after a flush, a rocking bowl, a leak around the base or a weak flush all lead to a repair or a new toilet. Say which one you have and the plumber you hire works from there.
Every fixture in the house can wear out, from the toilet that refills all night to the faucet that weeps into the sink, the shower valve that fights you and the disposal that only hums. Tell us which one and what it does, and the plumber you hire repairs or replaces it.
Toilets, faucets, shower and tub valves and disposals come first below. After them come shutoff valves, then how to choose between a repair and a replacement.

Running water after a flush, a rocking bowl, a leak around the base or a weak flush all lead to a repair or a new toilet. Say which one you have and the plumber you hire works from there.
A dripping or loose faucet may need a new part inside or a new faucet altogether. The plumber you hire repairs the faucet or replaces it.
A shower or tub valve works behind the wall. When its handle sticks, drips or the temperature swings, call and tell us what it is doing.
Disposals fail by humming without grinding, leaking under the sink or leaving the basin full. Each can end in a repair or a new unit, so tell us what yours does when switched on and, if you know it, the make.
Each fixture has its own shutoff valve and supply line, and when these fail they leak at the connection. The plumber you hire can replace them with the fixture or on their own.
The plumber you hire looks at the fixture and tells you whether a repair or a replacement fits it better. You decide which route to take.
For related trouble, try drain cleaning, leak finding or the homepage.
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