TrueLine Plumbing

Toilet repair and installation in Los Angeles

A running toilet wastes water around the clock, and a leak at the base can rot the floor underneath. Most toilet problems are quick, inexpensive fixes.

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What needs fixing?

Small problems, big water waste

A running toilet can waste about 200 gallons of water a day, and a slow leak at the base can damage the subfloor before anyone notices. Most toilet problems come down to a few inexpensive parts inside the tank.

When a toilet is cracked, constantly clogging or decades old, a new water-saving model can end the repairs and lower your water bill.

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Common toilet problems

Runs or refills on its ownUsually a worn flapper or fill valve.
Water around the baseA failed wax ring or a loose connection.
Rocks when you sitLoose bolts or a damaged flange.
Clogs oftenA partial clog deeper in the line, or an older low-flow design.
Weak flushMineral buildup or a worn part in the tank.
Cracks in the tank or bowlTime to replace before it leaks.

What we do

  • Replace flappers, fill valves and handles.
  • Reset toilets on a new wax ring and repair broken flanges.
  • Clear clogs, including ones deep in the line.
  • Install new toilets, including water-saving and comfort-height models.

What affects the price

You get a written price before any work starts. These are the things that move it.

The problemA flapper is a quick fix. A broken flange takes longer.
Repair or newA new toilet includes the fixture, wax ring and supply line.
Floor conditionA soft or damaged floor around the base needs attention first.

Toilet repair questions

Why does my toilet keep running?

Most often the flapper isn’t sealing or the fill valve isn’t shutting off. Both are inexpensive parts. Our guide shows how to check.

Why is there water on the floor around my toilet?

Usually a failed wax ring, a leaking supply line or a loose tank bolt. A leak at the base can damage the floor, so don’t wait on it.

Why does my toilet clog so often?

Many early low-flow toilets didn’t flush well. A partial clog deeper in the drain or the sewer line can also be the cause.

Should I repair or replace my toilet?

If the porcelain is cracked or the toilet keeps having problems, replace it. Otherwise most issues are simple repairs.

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