Toilet Repairs and Installation

We repair common toilet faults including running cisterns, slow filling, weak or unreliable flushes, broken push-buttons or handles and leaks from cisterns or supply connections. When repair is not suitable we can recommend and install a replacement toilet that fits the existing soil pipe, available space and water supply. Work is carried out with attention to cleanliness and clear communication so you know what to expect before we start.

Diagnosing Common Toilet Problems

We begin with a visual inspection and basic tests to identify the faulty component—whether the inlet valve, flush seal, push-button mechanism, handle or supply connection. Understanding the cause helps avoid unnecessary replacements.

• Detects running cisterns and persistent leaks
• Checks inlet valve operation and float position
• Inspects flush seals and flappers for wear
• Tests push-button and lever mechanisms
• Examines external supply connections for leaks

Toilet Repairs and Part Replacement

Where parts can be replaced we use appropriate inlet valves, seals and mechanisms to restore reliable operation. Repairs are planned to reduce disturbance and leave the area tidy when complete.

• Replace inlet valves and float assemblies
• Fit new flush seals and flappers
• Repair or replace push-buttons and handles
• Address external supply connection faults
• Tidy work area and remove small waste parts

Toilet Installation and Full Replacements

If a toilet is cracked, unstable or uneconomical to repair we can fit a replacement that matches the soil outlet and space constraints. We consider pan and cistern styles, seat options and the position of the existing water supply when proposing replacements.

• Assess soil pipe position and pan compatibility
• Advise on comfort-height, close-coupled and back-to-wall options
• Install new pans, cisterns and seats
• Secure and seal fittings to prevent leaks
• Connect and test the water supply and flush

How We Work and What to Expect

We aim to be punctual, tidy and transparent about the work required. Before any installation or repair we outline the fault, proposed solution and any parts needed so you can decide with confidence.

• Clear explanation of faults and repair options
• Quotation for parts and labour before work begins
• Work carried out with attention to cleanliness
• Final checks and demonstration of operation

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my toilet needs a repair or replacement?

We inspect the cistern, flush mechanism and pan. Simple faults such as a worn seal or faulty inlet valve can usually be repaired; cracks, instability or repeated failures may mean replacement is more practical.

Can you fit a new toilet to my existing soil connection?

Yes—we check the soil outlet position and recommend compatible pans and installation methods so the new toilet fits correctly and the waste connection is secure.

Will you replace specific parts or only fit whole new toilets?

We replace individual components like inlet valves, seals and push-buttons where appropriate, and only recommend full replacement when repair would not be cost-effective or reliable.

Do I need to prepare the bathroom before you arrive?

Clear access to the toilet area and the stopcock helps the visit go smoothly. We can advise if further preparation is needed when arranging the appointment.

What if I have a leaking cistern or constant running water?

A running cistern or leak often comes from a faulty valve or seal. We can diagnose the cause, replace the faulty component and test the system to confirm the leak is resolved.