Toilets
When a tank keeps refilling on its own, the flapper or fill valve inside may have worn. A toilet that wobbles or seeps at the floor has lost its wax seal, and a crack in the bowl or tank calls for a new toilet.
Toilet tanks that hiss and refill through the night, a kitchen tap that leaves a drip line in the sink, shower water that swings from warm to cold. Call us and the plumber you hire repairs the part or fits a new fixture.
We help with fixture repairs in kitchens, bathrooms and laundry rooms across Cleveland, whether the fixture is decades old or recent.

When a tank keeps refilling on its own, the flapper or fill valve inside may have worn. A toilet that wobbles or seeps at the floor has lost its wax seal, and a crack in the bowl or tank calls for a new toilet.
Behind a drip there is a tired cartridge, washer or O-ring. An older two-handle faucet can still take new parts if its maker supplies them; if not, or if the body has corroded, a new faucet is fitted.
Shower temperature that lurches when someone flushes elsewhere, or a tub spout that keeps dribbling once the handle is shut, points to a worn cartridge or a valve body due for replacement, which may mean cutting into the surrounding tile.
Under the kitchen sink, a disposal that only hums is stuck or worn out inside. A stuck one can be freed, but a burnt-out motor means a replacement unit.
Putting a bathroom in a basement or moving a laundry to the second floor is new work rather than a repair, with fresh drain, vent and water piping to route. It is a bigger job than a repair.
Yes. Cleveland Water requires backflow prevention devices on residential connections with irrigation systems, fire sprinkler systems, or pools and hot tubs with automatic fill valves, and a certified plumber must test them every year.
Standing water in a basin is a drain cleaning job rather than a fixture one, and brown marks spreading on the ceiling below a bathroom suggest leak detection. Anything not listed here is on the home page.
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