Toilet Repair Is Quick and Efficient with Mark Allen

1. Toilet Running Constantly

Running toilets waste a lot of water, and a defective fill valve is among the most common reasons for wasted water. This component is responsible for making sure the water in the tank is refilled after every flush. If it becomes damaged, water can fill the upper tank more slowly or not at all.

The root cause of your problem could also stem from fa damaged flush valve, which directs stored water from the tank into the toilet bowl after each flush. If damaged, water might continuously flow into the toilet bowl. Until it’s replaced, you’re constantly wasting water. Our certified plumbers can easily replace broken flush valves with a new replacement.

2. The Toilet Can’t Flush

If a toilet isn’t flushing properly, experienced plumbers can help find out why. A loose or broken flush handle–also known as a flapper–may end up being the culprit Our team will first check the chain connecting the handle to the fill valve system for damage. We’ll also look at the nuts inside the tank if they’ve become loose and need tightening.

3. A Stubborn Leak

Leaking is an extremely common problem in plumbing. Toilets can leak in several places, but the easiest leaks to discover are usually near the water supply lines and by the bottom of the toilet. Sometimes you’ll notice dripping sounds coming from the top tank, which means water is flowing elsewhere. And when the toilet’s bottom is leaking, the wax ring sealing the toilet to your bathroom floor might be why. When parts just like the wax ring or toilet flange are damaged, water is at risk of pooling along the toilet’s base.

4. The Toilet Is Clogged

Like leaking, clogs are another concern just about everyone encounters at some point or another. Smaller clogs can be cleared with a plunger on hand, but others could be deeper inside the plumbing. To properly resolve them and uncover water damage, it’s better to contact a professional plumber who should be able to recognize telltale signs.