What goes wrong inside a toilet?
A running toilet is usually the inlet valve, the outlet valve, or the flush button; a leak at the base is usually the seal. Each is a known, fixable fault.
- Inlet valve
- Outlet valve
- Flush button
- Base seal
- Cistern leak
We carry common cistern parts, so many running-toilet jobs are sorted in one visit.
A leak at the base often means the seal needs replacing or the pan needs resetting, which we do as part of the repair.
Repair or a new toilet, fitted properly
We repair where it is worth it, and install new suites, wall-faced, back-to-wall or close-coupled, sealed and tested so there are no leaks.
When a suite is cracked, badly worn, or you are renovating, a new toilet is the better call, and we fit it to suit the room and the plumbing.
Either way we seal and test the connections so the job is done once.
FAQ
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