Licensed plumbers, same-day fitting, and a sealed, leak-free base
Toilet Installation Diamond Bar CA means pulling the old bowl, checking the flange, setting a new wax ring, and dialing in the fill valve so the tank shuts off clean. We handle residential and commercial jobs across Los Angeles County, from Silver Creek to Golden Springs. If your toilet rocks, leaks at the base, or runs constantly, we swap it out and haul the old one away the same visit.
A proper toilet install is not just dropping a new bowl on the flange. We shut off the supply line, drain the tank, disconnect the supply, unbolt the closet bolts, and lift the old unit. Then we inspect the flange for cracks, scrape the old wax ring, and check the shut-off valve. A new wax ring goes down, the bowl seats level, and we torque the flange bolts so the base does not rock. Finally we set the fill valve and flapper, reconnect the supply line with fresh Teflon tape, and test flush three to five times.
Diamond Bar homes built in the 1970s through the 1990s often still have original brass flanges and 3.5-gallon toilets. Those older units waste water and fail EPA WaterSense standards, so a new 1.28 GPF model cuts usage by roughly 60 percent per flush. We also see slab-on-grade homes near Diamond Bar Boulevard Corridor where a toilet leaking at base has quietly rotted the subfloor. If you need toilet installation near me Diamond Bar CA and want it handled in one trip, call (909)853-0493 and we will schedule a same-day toilet installation Diamond Bar CA slot when the calendar allows.
A toilet that is set wrong leaks, rocks, and wastes water. Here is what a correct install gets you.
A new 1.28 GPF toilet replaces a 3.5 GPF unit and cuts flush volume by about 60 percent. For a family of four flushing 20 times a day, that is thousands of gallons saved per year. We also confirm the flapper seals so the tank does not trickle between uses, which is the hidden cost most homeowners never catch.
A failed wax ring lets water seep under the bowl every flush. That water hits the subfloor and the ceiling below. We set a fresh wax ring, level the bowl on the flange, and torque the bolts so the seal stays compressed. You get a dry floor and no staining on the ceiling below.
A toilet that rocks breaks its own seal within weeks. We shim and set the bowl so all four contact points sit flat, then snug the flange bolts. If the flange itself is cracked, we repair or replace it before the new toilet goes down. That is the step cheap installs skip.
Every install follows the Uniform Plumbing Code and California Plumbing Code. For aging-in-place households we set ADA compliance standards height bowls at 17 to 19 inches. We also size the rough-in correctly, whether your floor is 10, 12, or 14 inches from the wall, so the tank does not hit drywall.
Five steps, one visit for most jobs. Here is exactly what happens from the moment we arrive to the moment you flush a clean bowl.
We start by closing the shut-off valve and flushing the tank empty. Then we check the supply line, the flange, and the floor around the base for soft spots or old water damage. If the shut-off valve is seized, we replace it before anything else. This step takes about 10 minutes and prevents a flood mid-job.
We disconnect the supply line, remove the closet bolts, and lift the old bowl and tank out. A putty knife and bucket and towels handle the residual water and old wax. The old unit goes on a drop cloth, and we scrape the flange clean so the new wax ring seats on bare porcelain or metal, not on old residue.
This is where most installs succeed or fail. We inspect the toilet flange for cracks, then check that it sits flush with or slightly above the finished floor. If it is broken or too low, we repair it. We also confirm the rough-in measurement so the replacement toilet matches your existing drain location.
A new wax ring goes on the flange, and we lower the bowl straight down so the horn seats without shifting. We press evenly, then install the flange bolts and nuts with washers. The tank goes on next, and we connect the supply line with fresh Teflon tape. We level the bowl and shim any gap so it does not rock.
We open the shut-off valve, let the tank fill, and check the fill valve and flapper settings. Then we flush five times and watch the base, the supply line, and the tank bolts for any weep. We adjust the chain and water level, wipe everything down, and walk you through what we did. Most jobs finish in 60 to 90 minutes.
Diamond Bar Toilet Pros has been installing and servicing toilets since 2008, which puts us at 18 years in business as of 2026. Our technicians are trained on current Uniform Plumbing Code and California Plumbing Code requirements, and we work with every major brand: Toto, Kohler, American Standard, Gerber, Moen, Delta, Fluidmaster, Korky, Sloan, and Zurn. We have set everything from basic builder-grade bowls to high-efficiency and ADA-compliant models. That range matters, because a 1950s cast-iron flange and a modern PVC flange need different handling.
We are not the biggest plumbing company in the San Gabriel Valley. We are the one that shows up, sets the toilet right, and answers the phone when you call back.
Most weekday requests before noon get a same-day toilet installation Diamond Bar CA window. We carry common wax rings, flange bolts, supply lines, and flappers on every truck, so we rarely need a second trip. If you are stuck with one working toilet in the house, tell us when you call and we will prioritize it.
You get the price before we start. Standard installs run $180 to $450 in labor, and we tell you on the phone if your job is likely to fall outside that. Flange repair, shut-off valve replacement, or haul-away add cost, and we quote those before touching anything. No surprise line items at the end.
Every toilet installation service Diamond Bar we perform follows the California Plumbing Code and Uniform Plumbing Code. That matters at resale and for permit records. We also install ADA compliance standards height toilets for households planning to age in place, and we document the rough-in measurement on your invoice.
You do not need to wrestle a 60-pound porcelain bowl into your trash bin. We bag the old wax ring, cap the flange, and take the old toilet with us for proper disposal. If you want a new toilet fitting Diamond Bar open now on a weekend, call (909)853-0493 and we will tell you honestly what is available today.
Every install covers the labor to remove the old toilet, prep the flange, set the new unit, and test it. Parts like the toilet itself, a new wax ring, and a supply line are quoted based on what your job needs. Here is the breakdown so you know what you are paying for.
We shut off the water, drain the tank, disconnect the supply line, and lift the old toilet out. The old wax ring gets scraped off the flange and disposed of properly. We bag the old bolts and put everything on a drop cloth so your floor stays clean.
Before anything new goes down, we check the toilet flange for cracks, rust, and height relative to the finished floor. A flange that sits too low or is broken will not seal, so we catch it now instead of after the new toilet is set. Repair is quoted separately if needed.
A fresh wax ring or wax-free seal goes onto the flange. We set the bowl straight down so the horn seats without shifting, which is what keeps the seal intact. This is the single most important step in preventing a toilet leaking at base later.
We bolt the bowl to the flange, set the tank, and connect the supply line with new washers and Teflon tape. The tank bolts get snugged evenly so the porcelain does not crack. Then we set the flapper chain and fill valve to the correct water level.
We flush the new toilet five times and check the base, supply line, and tank bolts for any weep. If the fill valve needs adjusting, we dial it in. Then we wipe down the fixture, remove our drop cloths, and walk you through what we did before we leave.
Most calls start with one of these four symptoms. Each one has a fix, and most are handled in a single visit.
Water seeps under the bowl every flush and soaks the subfloor. Left alone, it rots the floor and stains the ceiling below, turning a $250 fix into a $2,000 repair.
We pull the toilet, inspect the flange, and replace the wax ring or seal. If the flange is cracked or too low, we repair it first. Then we reset the bowl level and test five flushes to confirm the base stays dry.
A failed flapper or fill valve can waste 200 gallons a day. Over a month, that is thousands of gallons and a noticeably higher bill on your next statement.
We diagnose whether it is the flapper, the fill valve, or the flush valve seal. Most running toilets are a 20-minute fix with a Korky or Fluidmaster part we carry on the truck. We set the water level and confirm the tank shuts off clean.
Homes built before the 1990s often still have high-flow toilets. They use nearly three times the water of a modern unit and fail current EPA WaterSense standards.
We install a 1.28 GPF high-efficiency toilet from Toto, Kohler, or American Standard. That cuts flush volume by about 60 percent. We confirm the rough-in matches and test flush performance before we leave.
A rocking toilet breaks its own wax seal within weeks. Once the seal fails, water gets under the base and the problem repeats no matter how many times you tighten the bolts.
We pull the toilet, check the flange and floor for soft spots, and set the bowl flat with shims if needed. Then we torque the flange bolts evenly and replace the wax ring. The wobble stops and the seal holds.
We pull both toilets, repair the cracked flange with a repair ring, and install two new 1.28 GPF units. The old 3.5 GPF toilets go in the truck for disposal.
The homeowner gets two code-compliant toilets, a dry floor, and roughly 60 percent less water use per flush.
We schedule a same-day visit, replace the fill valve and flapper on the running unit, and check the second toilet while we are there. Parts come off the truck.
Both toilets work the same afternoon, and the water bill stops climbing. No second appointment needed.
We replace both Sloan flush valves, install one new ADA-height bowl, and work around tenant hours so the restroom stays usable. We test each fixture five times.
The restroom passes inspection, tenants stop complaining, and the property manager has one number to call for the next issue.
We install an ADA compliance standards height toilet at 17 to 19 inches, confirm the rough-in, and check the shut-off valve and supply line while we are in there.
The homeowner gets a comfortable, compliant toilet that is easier to use and meets current code for accessibility.
Clears clogs past the trapway where a plunger cannot reach. We use a sleeved closet auger so the bowl porcelain does not get scratched during the job.
Shows us what is inside the drain line before and after a stubborn clog removal. We confirm the line is clear instead of assuming it is.
We torque the closet bolts evenly so the bowl does not crack and the base does not rock. Fresh flange bolts and nuts go on every install.
The wax ring seals the bowl to the flange, and Teflon tape seals the supply line threads. Both are replaced on every install, never reused.
We scrape old wax off the flange and catch residual water so your floor stays dry. Drop cloths go down before the old toilet comes up.
A plunger handles soft clogs. Hydro jetting scours scale and buildup off the pipe walls when a snake just pokes a hole through the blockage.
Every install follows the UPC and the California Plumbing Code for rough-in, flange height, and fixture mounting. That protects you at resale and keeps the work permit-ready. We confirm the rough-in measurement before the new toilet goes down.
We install 1.28 GPF or lower toilets that meet EPA WaterSense criteria. That cuts water use by roughly 60 percent compared to an older 3.5 GPF unit. We verify flush performance before we leave so you are not trading water savings for weak flushes.
For aging-in-place households and commercial restrooms, we set the seat height at 17 to 19 inches and confirm clearance around the fixture. We also check that the mounting is secure enough for a grab bar install later.
We follow OSHA safety compliance for lifting, tool handling, and water shut-off procedures. That means no cut corners on the parts of the job you cannot see, like flange prep and supply line sealing.
Diamond Bar sits in Los Angeles County, and most of our install work happens in homes built between 1970 and 2000. That era means original brass or cast-iron flanges, 3.5 GPF toilets, and shut-off valves that have not been turned in 20 years. We plan for that. A new toilet installation Diamond Bar California job often includes a flange repair and a new quarter-turn shut-off valve, because the old ones seize or weep the moment you touch them. The local water is moderately hard, so fill valves and flappers scale up faster than in softer-water cities, which is why we stock Korky and Fluidmaster parts on every truck. Summers here push past 95 degrees, and a garage-stored toilet can warp if it sits too long, so we set fixtures the same day we pull them. If you are searching for a new toilet fitting Diamond Bar open now on a Saturday, call and we will tell you what is realistic. ZIP codes 91789 and 91765 cover most of our work, and we handle both slab-on-grade and raised-foundation homes.
Many homes here have two or three bathrooms with original 1980s fixtures. We often install two toilets in one visit and haul both old units away.
Larger homes with multiple bathrooms and longer supply line runs. We check each shut-off valve because a seized one turns a simple install into a water damage call.
A mix of older single-story homes and newer builds. Rough-in measurements vary, so we confirm the 10, 12, or 14 inch distance before ordering the replacement.
Commercial and office properties with Sloan and Zurn flushometers. We schedule around tenant hours so restrooms stay usable during the work.
Parts wear out faster here than in softer-water areas. We stock Korky and Fluidmaster replacements on the truck so a running toilet is fixed in one visit instead of two.
These flanges crack or sit too low after flooring remodels. We inspect and repair them before setting a new wax ring, which is what keeps the seal from failing in a year.
A toilet leaking at base on a slab has nowhere for water to go but into the flooring. We catch it early and repair the seal before the subfloor is damaged.
Porcelain and wax soften in a hot garage or truck bed. We set fixtures the same day we pull them and store wax rings in a cooler until the moment they go down.
A 1985 toilet had been leaking at the base for months. The flange was cracked in two places, the wax ring was gone, and the subfloor around the drain was soft. The homeowner thought a new toilet would fix it.
We installed a flange repair ring, replaced the wax ring, and set a new 1.28 GPF Kohler. The base is dry after five test flushes. Water use dropped from 3.5 GPF to 1.28 GPF, about 60 percent less per flush.
Check the base for movement once a year. If the toilet rocks, stop flushing and call us, because a rocking bowl breaks its own seal within weeks.
A homeowner called at 9 a.m. because the hall toilet would not stop running and the water bill had jumped $40. The fill valve was scaled and the flapper was warped. The tank was refilling every 20 minutes.
We replaced the fill valve and flapper with Fluidmaster and Korky parts, set the water level, and confirmed the tank shut off clean. The job took 35 minutes. The next bill dropped back to normal.
Drop a dye tablet in the tank twice a year. If color reaches the bowl without a flush, the flapper is leaking and needs replacement.
An office building had two Sloan flushometers failing in the same restroom. One toilet ran continuously and the other had a weak flush. Tenants had been complaining for two weeks.
We replaced both flush valves and installed one ADA-height bowl at 17 inches. Work happened after 6 p.m. so the restroom stayed usable during business hours. Both fixtures passed five test flushes.
Schedule a yearly tune-up on commercial flushometers. Sloan and Zurn valves need their diaphragms checked, and a $30 part prevents a $300 emergency call.
Typical 2026 pricing for a standard residential install runs $180 to $450 in labor, plus the toilet. A basic builder-grade unit adds $150 to $300, and a high-efficiency Toto or Kohler runs $300 to $800. Flange repair, a new shut-off valve, or a supply line replacement adds $60 to $200. We quote the full job before we start, so the number you hear on the phone is the number on the invoice. Haul-away of the old toilet is included in most quotes.
A basic builder-grade bowl costs $150 to $300. A high-efficiency Toto, Kohler, or American Standard runs $300 to $800. ADA-height and comfort-height models sit in the middle. You can supply your own toilet and we will install it.
A sound flange adds nothing to the job. A cracked or low flange needs a repair ring or replacement, which adds $75 to $200 in parts and labor. Skipping this step is why cheap installs leak within a year.
If the existing shut-off valve is seized or weeping, we replace it with a quarter-turn valve for $60 to $120. A new braided stainless supply line adds $15 to $30. Both are worth doing while the toilet is off.
Most Diamond Bar homes use a 12-inch rough-in. A 10-inch or 14-inch rough-in limits your toilet choices and can add $50 to $150 if a specialty model is needed. We measure before ordering.
If a long-running leak has softened the subfloor, we may need to repair or reinforce it before setting the new toilet. That adds $100 to $400 depending on the extent. We show you the damage before we quote it.
$180 - $850 depending on toilet model, flange condition, and any floor repair
Based on scope and requirements
A correct install protects your subfloor, cuts water use by up to 60 percent, and lasts 15 to 20 years. The $75 you save on a cheap install is the $2,000 you spend later on water damage.
Most residential installs run $180 to $450 in labor, plus the cost of the toilet itself. A basic builder-grade bowl adds $150 to $300, and a high-efficiency Toto or Kohler model runs $300 to $800. Flange repair, a new shut-off valve, or a supply line replacement adds $60 to $200. The cost to install a toilet in Diamond Bar California also depends on whether we haul the old unit away and whether the floor needs any repair around the base.
Yes, in most cases. We hold same-day slots for weekday calls placed before noon, and we carry wax rings, flange bolts, supply lines, and common flappers on the truck. If your only toilet is out of service, say so when you call and we will move you to the front of the schedule. Weekend availability varies, so a quick call to (909)853-0493 is the fastest way to confirm.
Diamond Bar Toilet Pros installs toilets across Diamond Bar and Los Angeles County, including Silver Creek, Golden Springs, The Country, and Sunset Crossing. We have been in business since 2008 and work on residential and commercial fixtures. We handle the full job: pulling the old toilet, checking the flange, setting a new wax ring, connecting the supply line, and testing the flush before we leave.
We do when the schedule allows. Call before noon on a weekday and there is a good chance we can fit you in that afternoon. Same-day work depends on parts, so if your job needs a specialty rough-in or a non-standard flange repair, we may schedule it for the next morning. Either way, you get a firm window, not a four-hour maybe.
They replaced a toilet in our Silver Creek home and found a cracked flange we did not know about. Fixed it the same visit instead of scheduling a second trip. Clean work, fair price, and they took the old toilet with them.
Called about a running toilet and they were out the same afternoon. Turned out to be the fill valve, not the flapper, and he showed me the worn part before replacing it. No upsell, no pressure. I have used them twice since.
We manage a commercial property on Diamond Bar Boulevard and they handled two failed flush valves after hours so our tenants were not disrupted. Invoice matched the quote exactly. They are now our go-to for the whole building.
Installed an ADA-height toilet for my parents in The Country Estates. They measured the rough-in, checked the shut-off valve, and explained everything. My dad can use the bathroom safely again. Worth every dollar.
If your existing toilet still holds water and the bowl is sound, repair often beats replacement. We fix running toilets, weak flushes, and leaking tanks. Many Diamond Bar customers call us for repair and end up choosing a new install once they see the age of the unit.
Toilet RepairReplacement is the same visit as installation, just with the decision already made. We pull the old unit, dispose of it, and set a new one. If your toilet is 20 years old and uses 3.5 gallons per flush, replacement pays for itself in water savings within a few years.
Toilet ReplacementA cracked tank or a failed tank-to-bowl gasket means water on the floor every flush. We replace tank bolts, gaskets, and the flush valve seal. If the tank itself is cracked, replacement is usually the better call, and we will tell you straight.
Toilet Tank RepairHairline cracks in the bowl, a loose seat, or a chipped rim are common in older Diamond Bar homes. Small chips can sometimes be sealed, but a cracked bowl under pressure should be replaced. We inspect and give you the honest answer before any work starts.
Toilet Bowl RepairA worn flapper is the number one cause of a toilet running constantly. It is a $15 part and a 20-minute fix. If your water bill jumped and you hear the tank refilling at night, this is usually why. We stock Korky and Fluidmaster flappers on every truck.
Toilet Flapper RepairA failed fill valve either overfills the tank or refuses to shut off. We replace it with a Fluidmaster or Korky unit, set the water level, and confirm the refill rate. This is a common add-on during a new toilet installation when the existing valve is scaled or noisy.
Toilet Fill Valve RepairThe flush valve sits at the bottom of the tank and seals against the flapper. A worn seal there causes a slow leak into the bowl. We replace the seal or the whole valve assembly, then test for a full 24-hour cycle to confirm the leak is gone.
Toilet Flush Valve RepairA loose or broken handle usually means a stretched chain or a worn lever arm. It is a quick fix, and we check the flapper travel at the same time. If the handle feels mushy, the chain is probably too long or has fallen off the flapper hook.
Toilet Handle RepairLoose seats, stripped hinges, and cracked lids are easy to fix and cheap to replace. We install round and elongated seats, including soft-close models. If you are already getting a new toilet, we can set a new seat on it before we leave.
Toilet Seat RepairThe toilet seal is the wax ring between the bowl and the flange. When it fails, water seeps under the base and damages the subfloor. We pull the toilet, replace the seal, and reset the bowl. This is the fix for a toilet leaking at base.
Toilet Seal ReplacementA wax ring replacement is the core step of any toilet install. We scrape the old wax, inspect the flange, and set a fresh ring. If the flange is cracked or too low, we repair it first, because a new wax ring will not seal against a broken flange.
Toilet Wax Ring ReplacementA toilet running constantly wastes hundreds of gallons a month. Nine times out of ten it is the flapper, the fill valve, or the flush valve seal. We diagnose which one in under five minutes and fix it on the spot. No guesswork, no parts cannon.
Toilet Running RepairToilet leaks show up at the base, the supply line, the tank bolts, or the shut-off valve. We trace the source with a dry paper towel test and an inspection camera when needed. Then we fix the actual leak instead of caulking over it.
Toilet Leak RepairMost clogs clear with a plunger or a toilet auger. When they do not, we run a camera to check for a foreign object or a root intrusion in the line. We clear the clog and test the flush before we leave, so you are not calling us back the next day.
Toilet Clog RemovalAn overflowing toilet usually means a clog plus a running fill valve. We clear the line, check the flapper and fill valve, and confirm the tank shuts off at the right level. If the overflow was caused by a blocked vent, we diagnose that too.
Toilet Overflow RepairThe water line from the wall to the tank is a common leak point. We replace stiff or cracked supply lines with braided stainless, and we check the shut-off valve while we are in there. A $12 supply line can cause thousands in water damage.
Toilet Water Line RepairA seized or weeping shut-off valve turns a simple repair into a flood risk. We replace angle stops and quarter-turn valves so you can actually shut the water off when you need to. This is a smart add-on during any toilet installation.
Toilet Shut-Off Valve RepairOld plastic or corroded supply lines crack under pressure. We swap them for braided stainless lines with new washers and Teflon tape. It takes 10 minutes and removes one of the most common causes of a toilet supply line leak.
Toilet Supply Line ReplacementA broken toilet flange means the toilet cannot seal, no matter how many wax rings you use. We repair or replace cracked ABS, PVC, and cast-iron flanges. This is the step that makes a new toilet installation last instead of leaking within a year.
Toilet flange repairA toilet auger reaches past the trapway where a plunger cannot. We use a proper closet auger with a protective sleeve so the bowl does not get scratched. It clears most soft clogs without chemicals and without pulling the toilet.
Toilet Auger ServiceFor recurring clogs or scale buildup in the drain line, hydro jetting equipment scours the pipe walls clean. We use it on commercial toilets and older residential lines where a snake just pokes a hole through the blockage. The result is a full-diameter pipe.
Toilet Hydro JettingAn inspection camera shows us exactly what is in the line: roots, scale, a toy, or a broken pipe. We run it before and after a stubborn clog removal so you know the line is actually clear. No guessing, no repeat visits.
Toilet Camera InspectionA yearly check catches a failing flapper, a weeping supply line, and a loose base before they become water damage. We inspect the tank, the seal, and the shut-off valve. It is a 30-minute visit that prevents the $2,000 floor repair.
Toilet Preventive MaintenanceA tune-up adjusts the fill level, replaces the flapper if worn, tightens the tank bolts, and checks the base for movement. It is the cheapest way to extend the life of a toilet that still works but is starting to show its age.
Toilet Tune-UpWhen a toilet overflows at 10 p.m. or a supply line lets go, you need someone who answers. We handle emergency calls across Diamond Bar and Los Angeles County. Call (909)853-0493 and we will tell you the soonest realistic arrival window.
Emergency Toilet RepairRestaurants, offices, and retail spaces in Diamond Bar need flush valves and commercial bowls serviced fast. We work on Sloan and Zurn flushometers, ADA-height fixtures, and high-traffic restrooms. We schedule around your business hours so you stay open.
Commercial Toilet RepairFrom a single hall bathroom to a five-bedroom home in The Country Estates, we handle residential toilets of every age and brand. We carry parts for Toto, Kohler, American Standard, and Gerber, so most homes are fixed in one visit.
Residential Toilet RepairADA compliance standards call for a 17 to 19 inch seat height, proper clearance, and secure mounting. We install compliant toilets for households planning to age in place or for commercial restrooms that need to pass inspection. We confirm the rough-in and grab bar blocking before we set the bowl.
ADA Compliant Toilet InstallationA 1.28 GPF EPA WaterSense toilet cuts water use by about 60 percent compared to a 3.5 GPF model. We install high-efficiency Toto, Kohler, and American Standard units and verify the flush performance before we leave. In Diamond Bar, that savings shows up on every DWP bill.
High-Efficiency Toilet InstallationReal experiences from customers who chose our Toilet Installation services
Our upstairs toilet had been leaking at the base for months and we did not notice until the ceiling below stained. They pulled the toilet, showed me the cracked flange, and repaired it before setting the new one. Total job was about two hours. No leak since, and the new Toto uses way less water.
Homeowner, Silver Creek
Called at 9 a.m. about a toilet that would not stop running and they had someone out by 1 p.m. the same day. Turned out to be the fill valve, not the flapper. He replaced it, adjusted the level, and checked the other two toilets in the house without charging extra. Fair price, no upsell.
Homeowner, Golden Springs
We manage a small office building and had two commercial toilets failing in the same week. They replaced both flush valves and one bowl, and worked around our tenant hours so nobody was disrupted. Invoice matched the quote exactly. I have them on speed dial now for the whole property.
Property Manager, Diamond Bar Boulevard Corridor
Our upstairs toilet had been leaking at the base for months and we did not notice until the ceiling below stained. They pulled the toilet, showed me the cracked flange, and repaired it before setting the new one. Total job was about two hours. No leak since, and the new Toto uses way less water.
Homeowner, Silver Creek
Called at 9 a.m. about a toilet that would not stop running and they had someone out by 1 p.m. the same day. Turned out to be the fill valve, not the flapper. He replaced it, adjusted the level, and checked the other two toilets in the house without charging extra. Fair price, no upsell.
Homeowner, Golden Springs
One call gets you a licensed plumber, a firm arrival window, and upfront pricing before we start. We have been installing toilets here since 2008, and we haul the old one away. Call (909)853-0493 now.