Toilets, showers, tubs, and vanities. The fixtures used most often, in the room where a small ongoing leak does the most damage before anyone notices.
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Call (951) 579-7318Running toilets, weak flushes, rocking bases, leaking wax rings, and full replacements. A running toilet alone can waste thousands of gallons a month.
Call (951) 579-7318Slow shower drains, dripping valves, failing diverters, and tub spouts. Hair and soap scum are the usual cause below, worn cartridges the usual cause above.
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Bathrooms have more fixtures per square foot than anywhere else in the house, and most of what fails does so slowly. A wax ring that has lost its seal, a valve that weeps behind tile, or a supply line seeping at a fitting can run for months, and the damage lands in the subfloor and the ceiling below.
If you called about a running toilet, the angle stops, supply lines, and base seal get looked at too. They are all the same age and they all fail on similar timelines.
A rocking toilet, discolored grout at the base, or a soft spot in the floor means water has been getting past the seal. That is worth knowing before it becomes subfloor replacement.
Fill valves, flappers, cartridges, and wax rings are inexpensive parts. Replacing the failed one is usually correct. Replacing a fixture should be your choice based on age and condition, not the default recommendation.
Fixtures are run, drains checked for flow, and connections inspected under pressure. On a toilet reset that includes confirming the base is solid and properly sealed.
Slow drains in more than one bathroom fixture point further down the system. See drain clearing. Planning a remodel? A plumbing inspection first tells you what is actually behind the walls. Pricing is on our pricing page.
Bathroom plumbing problems divide cleanly into two categories: things that waste water and things that cause damage. A running toilet is the first kind and can quietly add thousands of gallons to a monthly bill. A failed wax ring is the second kind and puts water into the floor structure.
Hard water is a constant factor here. Scale builds on shower heads and aerators and restricts flow, deposits on valve cartridges and makes handles stiff, and etches glass shower enclosures permanently. Homes with a softener see noticeably fewer fixture problems over time.
Ceiling staining below an upstairs bathroom deserves prompt attention. By the time it shows on the ceiling, water has been moving through the floor structure for a while, and the source is usually a wax ring, a shower pan, or a supply connection rather than anything visible in the bathroom itself.
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Camera inspections, electronic leak detection, and pressure testing find the true source before anyone picks up a wrench, so you fix the actual problem the first time.
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Usually a worn flapper that is no longer sealing, or a fill valve that will not shut off completely. Both are inexpensive parts and a quick repair. It is worth doing promptly because a continuously running toilet can waste thousands of gallons a month, which shows up on your bill well before you notice the sound.
The signs are a toilet that rocks when you sit, water seeping at the base, discolored or crumbling grout around it, or a soft spot in the floor nearby. The repair involves pulling and resetting the toilet, which is also the moment to check the flange and the subfloor underneath.
A single slow shower is almost always a local clog of hair and soap scum in the trap or branch line. If other fixtures are slow at the same time, especially the lowest drains in the house, the blockage is further down and the answer is different. See drain clearing.
Sometimes. Many valves can be rebuilt or have their cartridge replaced through the trim plate without opening the wall. Replacing the valve body itself normally requires access, though it can often be taken from the back side through an adjoining closet or wall rather than through finished tile.
Yes, including relocating fixtures, running new supply and drain lines, moving or resetting toilet flanges, and installing new valves and fixtures. Remodel plumbing is much cheaper to plan before demolition than to solve afterward, so calling during the design stage is worthwhile.
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