
Running Toilet Repair
A toilet that keeps refilling or hisses between flushes usually has a worn flapper, fill valve, or float setting.
Learn MoreToilet problems fall into a handful of categories. Each service page below explains the symptoms, likely causes, how the repair is usually done, and what affects cost — so you know what to expect before you call.

Match what your toilet is doing to the service that covers it.
| If your toilet… | Start here |
|---|---|
| Water keeps running or the tank refills by itself | Running Toilet Repair |
| Water on the floor around the toilet | Toilet Leak Repair |
| Toilet won’t drain, overflows or clogs often | Clogged Toilet Repair |
| Weak flush, double flushing, loose handle, slow refill | Toilet Flush Repair |
| Toilet rocks, bolts won’t tighten, leak returns after a new wax ring | Toilet Flange Repair |
| Cracked toilet, repeated failures, or upgrading an old model | Toilet Installation & Replacement |
| Restroom in an office, shop, restaurant or rental building | Commercial Toilet Repair |

A toilet that keeps refilling or hisses between flushes usually has a worn flapper, fill valve, or float setting.
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Water around the base, behind the tank or under the supply line needs its source found before it damages the floor.
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For toilets that won’t drain, keep clogging, or back up — including clogs a plunger can’t clear.
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Weak flushes, double flushing, a loose handle or a tank that won’t refill often trace back to flush and fill components.
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A rocking toilet, broken closet bolts or a cracked or corroded flange can cause leaks and needs a secure fix.
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When repairs no longer make sense, replace an old, cracked or inefficient toilet with a properly sized new one.
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Help for restrooms in offices, shops, restaurants and rental properties, including flushometer and multi-toilet issues.
Learn MoreGetting your toilet fixed is simple. Here’s how it works.
Tell us what the toilet is doing — running, leaking, clogged, rocking or not flushing — and where you are in Whittier.
A local toilet repair pro inspects the toilet and pinpoints the cause — flapper, fill valve, seal, flange or drain.
Go over the repair or replacement options and agree on the price before any work begins.
The approved repair is completed and the toilet is tested so it flushes, fills and seals properly.
Running, leaking, clogged or wobbling — call now and get your toilet working right again.