Rockport, TX

Toilet Repair & Installation

Common toilet failures diagnosed and fixed — or replaced with an efficient new model.

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Common Failures

What We Fix

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Running Toilet
A constantly running toilet wastes 200+ gallons per day. Usually a worn flapper or faulty fill valve.
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Ghost Flushing
If your toilet refills on its own periodically, a leaking flapper is silently draining the tank.
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Leaking at Base
Water pooling at the floor around the toilet base indicates a failed wax ring — a straightforward repair.
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Overflow / Backup
Toilet overflows from a clog in the toilet itself or further down the drain line.
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Weak or No Flush
Mineral buildup in the rim holes, a faulty flapper, or low water level in the tank reduces flush power.
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Loose or Rocking Toilet
A toilet that moves when you sit down has loose floor bolts or a deteriorated floor flange.
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Internal Component Repair
Flapper, fill valve, flush valve, flush handle, supply line, angle stop — we carry all standard replacement parts on the truck.
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Wax Ring Replacement
Leaking at the base requires pulling the toilet, replacing the wax ring and flange bolts, and resetting the toilet. Includes caulking and leak test.
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Efficiency Upgrade
Modern 1.28 GPF toilets use 60% less water than older 3.5 GPF models. Payback from water savings is typically under 2 years in Texas.
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Full Toilet Replacement
We supply and install complete replacement toilets from American Standard, Kohler, and TOTO. Includes removal of the old unit and all new parts.
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Repair vs. Replace
Toilets over 15–20 years old or with a cracked tank or bowl are usually better replaced than repeatedly repaired. We give you an honest recommendation.
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All Styles & Heights
Round vs. elongated, standard vs. comfort height (ADA), one-piece vs. two-piece — we install what fits your bathroom and your comfort.
FAQ

common Questions

Why is my toilet running constantly?

A running toilet is almost always caused by a worn flapper that no longer seals the flush valve, or a fill valve that doesn’t shut off completely. Both are inexpensive parts we typically carry on the truck.

How do I know if my toilet is leaking at the base?

Water on the floor around the base, especially after flushing, indicates a failed wax ring. Also watch for soft flooring near the toilet — a sign of water intrusion over time. Don’t ignore it; prolonged wax ring leaks rot subfloor.

Is a 1.28 GPF toilet really worth upgrading to?

In most cases, yes. Older toilets use 3.5–5 gallons per flush. A modern 1.28 GPF toilet cuts that by over 60%. For a family of four flushing 20 times per day, that’s roughly 45 gallons saved daily — noticeable on your water bill.

Do you supply the toilet or do I need to buy it?

Either works. We carry common models in the truck for fast same-day installation. Or if you’ve already purchased a toilet from a home improvement store, we’re happy to install it. Customer-supplied installations include the same workmanship warranty.

Toilet Trouble? We Fix It Fast.

Serving Rockport, TX and surrounding Aransas County communities.
(361) 463-8967