A toilet that runs, hisses or refills on its own is sending water straight down the drain. The fix is usually a small part inside the tank.
Running, hissing, refilling
Every part inside a toilet tank is rubber or plastic sitting in water, and all of it wears out.
New parts inside the tank
We find which part is leaking and replace it. On an older toilet we often replace all the tank parts at once, so you are not calling again in six months.
What it costs to wait
A running toilet can waste hundreds of gallons of water a day, and it shows up on your water bill.
Water is leaking slowly from the tank into the bowl, usually past a worn flapper. When the level drops far enough, the fill valve turns on to top it up.
If the porcelain is sound, repair it. New tank parts cost far less than a new toilet. A cracked tank or bowl is the reason to replace.
Running toilet repair for homes, rentals and short-term rentals across Palm Beach County. If you don't see your city, call and ask.
Get $5 every minute we're late.
Property managers and landlords: $100 off your first job. Ask about ongoing service for your rentals when you call.