Toilet Repair and Installation Services in Long Beach & Los Angeles
Expert Toilet Repair and Installation
At Plumbing Squad, we provide reliable and efficient toilet repair and installation services in Long Beach, Los Angeles and Orange County. Our experienced plumbers handle everything from fixing leaks and clogs to installing new toilets, ensuring your bathroom remains functional and comfortable.
Comprehensive Toilet Services
Our team offers comprehensive toilet services, including repairs for leaks, unclogging stubborn blockages, and installing new toilets. We use high-quality parts and advanced techniques to ensure long-lasting solutions.
Wall-Mounted and Floor-Mounted Toilet Installation
Plumbing Squad specializes in the installation of both wall-mounted and floor-mounted toilets. Our skilled plumbers can help you choose the best type for your bathroom setup and ensure it is installed correctly for optimal performance and durability.
Emergency Toilet Repair Services
Toilet issues can arise at any time, which is why Plumbing Squad offers emergency toilet repair services. Whether it’s a leak or a clog, our team is ready to provide prompt and effective solutions to restore your toilet’s functionality.
For a toilet repair & installation done for you fast, pick up the phone and call the Plumbing Squad!
Toilet Repair & Installation FAQs
In this section, we answer the most frequently asked questions about our toilet repair and installation services. Read on to find out more about our services and how we can help.
Generally speaking, replacing the flapper valve on a toilet should stop a running toilet. Start by buying a replacement flapper valve at the store. To install it, turn off the water supply below the toilet, and then remove the old flapper from the flush valve and disconnect it from the flush handle chain. Then put the replacement flapper valve in its place. Now you can turn the water back on and do a couple of test flushes. If that doesn’t work, you’ve probably got a problem that a trained plumber needs to resolve.
That odd sound you’re hearing is air going back up your toilet. Most likely, there’s some clogging going on somewhere in your sewer line, which can be an annoying problem to deal with. We highly suggest just giving us a call to deal with as it can become a severe problem to deal with otherwise.
When your toilet leaks at the base, it usually means you’ve got a bad ring seal. It could also mean you’ve got a clogged drain stack that’s causing water to pool underneath the toilet. Either way, you’ll need a professional plumber to come and clean it since the equipment required to do this may be hard to acquire. The good thing is that by letting us deal with this, we’ll handle both the drain stack and the bad ring seal at the same time, saving you the hassle of methodically dealing with the problems causing this.
There’s a good chance one of the toilet parts simply isn’t working correctly. First, check the flapper. When you flush, it should rise and then lower directly on top of the gasket. Next, check the ball float. Make sure it’s not getting stuck when the water’s at a low level. Finally, check the toilet chain. It should not be stuck on anything and shouldn’t be too long or short to function correctly.
If all those things are working properly but there’s still a problem, it’s time to call in the Plumbing Squad.
Some plumbing situations are so bad that calling in an emergency plumbing service is far cheaper than the cost of the water damage, should you leave it till morning. Those are the times when an emergency plumber is necessary.
If you’ve tried a few things with no luck, there’s no reason to wait to call in a professional. To give you a better idea of when a pro should be called in, though, any of these times are good:
- The toilet is loose from the floor
- The toilet base is leaking
- The tank is refilling slowly
- The running water is filling irregularly
- The toilet is constantly running water
- The toilet is flushing oddly
If your toilet is experiencing any of those issues, it’s a sure sign you’ve got a toilet problem to deal with. The sooner you deal with it, the better. The last thing you want is a surprisingly expensive water bill or even water damage to restore and pay for.
