Toilet Problems, Solved

A clogged or constantly running toilet is one of the most common — and most urgent-feeling — plumbing calls a household makes. Whether you searched for a “clogged toilet plumber near me” or need help with a blocked toilet and sink at the same time, our network’s toilet repair specialists handle everything from a stubborn clog to a full new toilet installation, quickly and cleanly, residential or commercial.

If a plunger isn’t working, don’t force it — excessive plunging can crack porcelain or push a blockage deeper. A professional toilet auger and proper diagnosis clear the issue without damaging your fixture.

Common Toilet Issues We Handle

• Clogged toilets — from excess toilet paper, non-flushable items, or partial line blockages
• Running toilets — usually a worn flapper valve, faulty fill valve, or misadjusted float
• Sewage or septic backup into the toilet — a sign of a deeper drain line issue requiring prompt attention
• Leaking at the base — typically a failed wax ring seal
• Toilet installation — new units for remodels, upgrades, or replacing a cracked toilet

When a Clog Points to a Bigger Problem

If the same toilet keeps clogging despite regular clearing, or if other drains in the house are affected too, the issue may be a partial blockage in the branch or main line rather than the toilet itself.

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What to Expect From a Service Visit

Your plumber starts by identifying exactly which issue you’re dealing with — clog, running water, leak, or a combination — since each calls for a different approach. Clogs are typically cleared with a toilet auger in a matter of minutes; running toilets usually trace back to a single worn internal part that can be swapped quickly and affordably; and base leaks are addressed by resetting the toilet on a new wax ring seal.

If you’re installing a brand new toilet, whether for a remodel or to replace a damaged unit, your plumber will help you select a model that fits your bathroom’s rough-in size and your household’s needs, then handle removal of the old unit and full installation of the new one, testing everything before considering the job complete.