Toilet Service

They handle running toilets, weak and partial flushes, stubborn clogs, leaks at the base, broken fill and flush valves, cracked tanks, and full replacements. If your toilet is doing something it shouldn't, there's a pro who fixes it.

Sometimes. A worn flapper or a misadjusted float is a doable DIY job. If it keeps running after you've replaced those, or if water is pooling at the base, bring in a plumber, because that usually means a deeper valve or seal problem.

Cost comes down to which part failed, how accessible the toilet is, and whether it's a repair or a full replacement. Simple fixes run around $100 to $350, while a new toilet installed typically falls between $300 and $800. You'll get a clear price before any work begins.

Yes. An overflowing toilet counts as an emergency, and our local service partners offer same-day and urgent visits. Contact us and we'll get you matched with a plumber who can come right away.

Plumber Pros connects you with vetted local plumbers who arrive on time, give you the price up front, and fix the actual cause. It's the fast way to get a trusted pro without calling around.