When you need expert toilet repair or installation, Roto-Rooter is the trusted name for both residential and commercial plumbing needs. Our licensed plumbers are available 24/7 to handle everything from minor leaks to complete toilet replacements. We work with all...
TOILET INSTALLATION, REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT SERVICES
When you choose Roto-Rooter, you’re choosing a brand known for excellence in plumbing and drain services since 1935. Here's why property owners—residential and commercial—count on us:
Whether we’re installing brand-new commercial-grade toilets in an office building or fixing toilet leaks in your master bathroom, Roto-Rooter always brings professionalism and reliability to every job. You do not have to purchase your new toilet through us. Feel free to buy the toilet of your choice and call Roto-Rooter to install it. However, if you don’t have the time or ability to shop for a new toilet, we can provide options to suit every need and budget. Once you’ve chosen the toilet you want, we’ll get it, bring it to your home or business, and then install it for you.
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No matter the issue, we’ll make sure your toilet is working reliably, efficiently, and up to code.Call Roto-Rooter for dependable toilet repair, expert toilet installation, or urgent commercial toilet services. We’ll provide transparent pricing and expert service you can trust.
Roto-Rooter’s trained plumbing technicians handle repair and replacement of all major toilet styles, offering both residential toilet repair services and specialized commercial toilet services for high-traffic areas.
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Whether your home needs an upgrade or your office restroom is out of service, the Roto-Rooter team provides expert toilet diagnosis, tune-up, and repair services.
Toilet issues aren’t always obvious—here are some key signs that it’s time to call in the experts:
These issues can lead to costly water waste or structural damage. Whether it’s for your home or a commercial restroom, our team delivers fast, reliable toilet repair service that keeps things flowing.
Your tech came out at night when my elderly parents had no working toilet. It was a relief to have someone promptly fix the issue. I’ve called before and always found your team respectful, quick, efficient, reliable, and kind to my parents. Jae A
Will Roto-Rooter unclog toilets?
Yes, Roto-Rooter is highly skilled at unclogging all types of drains, including toilets and toilet stack drains.
What do you do if my toilet is constantly running?
Replacing the flapper valve will usually prevent a toilet from running.
There are many reasons why a toilet can leak as well as a few different ways they leak. The most common type of toilet leak is "a running toilet," which is when water leaks from the tank's flush valve into the bowl. The cause is usually associated with the flapper valve, a pliable rubber valve that is connected by chain to the flush handle. Over time, the soft rubber of the flapper valve will become firm and it might even warp. This prevents the flapper from making a good seal against the flush valve seat, allowing water to leak into the bowl. It's usually a simple fix to replace the flapper valve if you buy a matching replacement. Simply turn off the water supply beneath the toilet. Next, remove the old flapper from the connection pins on the flush valve then disconnect it from the flush handle chain. Put the new one on in its place, making the same connections at the flush valve and chain. Turn on the water supply valve and do a test flush or two.
If your toilet is leaking at its base, you may have a bad wax ring seal. You may also have a partially clogged toilet drain stack that is allowing water to collect beneath the toilet. A professional cleaning may be required to rid the drain stack of a clog. Since the toilet must be pulled up to do a professional cleaning, the wax ring will need to be replaced anyway.
How much does it cost to install a toilet?
Costs vary, depending on many factors, including the condition of the toilet flange the toilet will be mounted to, the cost of the new toilet, local plumbing codes, and whether a new water supply line is needed.