Toilets and Repairs

Our 5-Step Toilet Repair and Installation Process

Step 1: Schedule an Inspection:

It is easy and very convenient to book an assessment with us. Why not give our dedicated service line a call or complete our simple online booking form on our website? Our customer service team will assist you with advancing the date and time that is most preferred. We will remind you of your appointment and inform you of anything that you need to know about the technician who is going to come to your house.

Step 2: Thorough Diagnosis:

Once our technician pays a visit, they will diagnose your toilet so that an accurate assessment is provided. This includes routine tests like checking whether a tap leaks, is clogged or has flushing problems, or whether some of its parts do not work as they should. Let our technician say, step by step, what he or she is doing, which part is problematic and why it might be that way. There are no hidden charges; the clients get to understand what we found, and what needs repairs or replacements.

Step 3: Transparent Quote and Approval:

Once the problem has been identified, we will provide you with an accurate estimate of the cost at the start of the project. This quote will also provide details of all works required in terms of repair or installation of different components with the labour and material cost. This is one place where we offer a clear pricing structure; there are no additional charges to be paid. We will avoid rushing with the quotation and will gladly explain all the details to you and the work we are offering. Based on that, the work will not start unless you have agreed to the quote we have provided.

Step 4: Professional Repair, Replacement, or Installation:

Once you have agreed to any change, our smart technicians will then carry out the repair, replacement or installation of the product using the best quality products in the market. We boast of a team that is highly skilled and that offers the best services to their clients hence producing quality work that meets the required standards. Whether you need a small drip repaired, a new toilet or a new unit installed we have what it takes to deliver reliable service to your bathroom.

Step 5: Final Inspection and Cleanup

Before undertaking any work, after the work is complete and before leaving we perform a final inspection to check any unevenness. For these reasons, we shall ensure that we also look at issues to do with leakage, flushing and every other aspect of functionality. Third, we are sure to leave your home clean as it was before we began the job in case we won the contract from you. Professionals working for us will wipe clean the project site, spiff up the bathroom, and organize the work area. We will also finish all discussions to guarantee that you are fully satisfied with our service before we part ways with you.

Signs Your Toilet Needs Repair or Replacement

1. Constant Running Water:

If you discover that your toilet continues to run, then it could be a problem with the flapper or fill valve. Not only does it make a lot of water go to waste but it can also greatly affect your electricity bill or your water bill. If simple realignments do not solve the problem then look at a repair or even a replacement.

2. Unusual noises that come from a toilet:

Symptoms like gurgling, hissing, and whistling are clear signs that some plumbing problem is going on with the pipes. These sounds can be owing to air caught in the pipes or a faulty fill valve. Any weird noises that persist require the attention of a professional to determine the problem’s root.

3. Low-Intensity or Backup Flood Problem:

If you find the toilet working inefficient, that is, not effectively disposing of the waste or requiring more than one flush to do the job, it could well be trapped or the mechanism is fouled. When there are several such problems, one may suspect that something is blocking the basics of the system. Constant problems with flushing usually indicate that the device is ready to be repaired or remodelled.

4. Open Penetration or Crack Splits on the Toilet Bowl:

It is true that if there are some noticeable stains on the toilet bowl or any crack in the tank, water is likely to be wasted and subsequent bathroom damage. One can conclude that if water is accumulating under the base, or if there is visible cracking on the porcelain, then the SCA ought to be done completely.

5. Rising Dampness or Water Loss through Leakages:

An increase in the amount of money you spend on water can indicate to you that your toilet or pipes have started leaking. Another reason is when you observe that your bills are much higher than they should be and you cannot identify the specific reason for the increase, then you should consider finding out more to avoid additional wastage of water and more bills too.

These are signs that if detected at an early stage can help you save both time and costs. All these problems require professional assessment, or simply contacting us to take corrective measures.