Running toilet running up your water bill? Clogged, leaking at the base, or flushing weak? Our licensed Portland plumbers fix it the same day — or install a new, efficient toilet and haul the old one away — at an upfront price.
From a part that wears out to a seal that fails, we handle every common toilet issue.
Won't stop running or refills on its own — usually a worn flapper, fill valve, or float. A quick, cheap fix that stops the water waste.
Water pooling at the floor means a failed wax ring or flange. We pull and reset the toilet with a new seal before it rots the subfloor.
Stubborn clogs and slow-draining bowls augered clear — and we check whether it's the toilet or the line.
Mineral buildup in the rim jets, low tank level, or a flapper closing early — tuned so it flushes fully again.
A wobbly toilet means loose bolts or a bad flange — we secure it before the seal breaks and it leaks.
A cracked tank or bowl can't be reliably patched — we'll advise replacement and install a new one same day.
Turn the shut-off valve behind the toilet clockwise to stop the water, then call us. An overflowing toilet that won't clear can signal a main-line backup — see emergency plumbing.
Most toilets are worth repairing. We'll recommend replacement only when it makes sense:
A running toilet alone is almost always a simple, cheap fix — not a reason to replace.
When it's time for a new toilet, we handle it start to finish:
Ask about comfort-height (ADA), WaterSense (1.28 gpf), and dual-flush models — Kohler, Toto, American Standard, or your own unit.
| Common repair (flapper, fill valve) | $125 – $300 |
| Wax-ring reset (base leak) | $150 – $350 |
| Toilet replacement (installed + haul-away) | $275 – $850 |
Estimates for guidance; you get an upfront, flat-rate price before any work, with no overtime fees.
A toilet that keeps running can waste hundreds of gallons a day — showing up as a mysteriously high water bill. Swapping a worn flapper or fill valve usually pays for itself fast.
Upgrading to a WaterSense model can save a household around 13,000 gallons a year.
We'll fix it today — or install a new, efficient toilet and haul the old one away — at an upfront price, no overtime fees.
From the first call to a clean finish, our licensed Portland plumbers handle toilet repair with upfront, flat-rate pricing and no overtime fees — day, night, weekends and holidays.
Call (971) 386-1515Running or leaking? Call — most fixes are same-day.
Usually a worn flapper, bad fill valve, or float set too high. It's worth fixing fast — a running toilet can waste hundreds of gallons a day and run up your water bill. It's a quick, inexpensive same-day repair.
Most often a failed wax ring; loose closet bolts, a cracked or low flange, or a cracked base can also cause it. Don't ignore it — it rots subfloor and lets sewer gas in. We reset the toilet with a new seal the same day.
Repair a worn part on a good toilet; replace if the tank or bowl is cracked, it's a pre-1994 3.5+ gpf guzzler, it needs repeated repairs, or the repair would cost more than half a new install.
Most repairs are modest — a flapper, fill valve, or wax-ring reset plus labor. A full replacement (installed, old one hauled away) typically runs about $275–$850 depending on the model. Upfront flat-rate price first.
Yes — same-day toilet repair across the metro. If a toilet is actively overflowing, shut off the supply valve behind it and call our emergency line right away.
A weak flush usually comes from mineral buildup in the rim jets, a tank water level set too low, or a flapper closing too soon. We clear the jets and tune the tank so it flushes fully again.
About one to two hours — we remove and haul away the old unit, replace the wax ring and check the flange, set and bolt the new toilet, connect the supply, caulk the base, and test the flush.
Yes — a licensed Oregon plumbing contractor, bonded and insured, so every repair and installation is done to code.
Comfort-height (ADA) toilets sit a couple inches taller for easier sitting and standing. WaterSense models use 1.28 gpf and can save a family around 13,000 gallons a year — a smart upgrade when replacing anyway.
All major brands — Kohler, Toto, American Standard and more — or a unit you supply. We'll help you pick the right height, flush type, and rough-in for your bathroom.