The cost of repairing a toilet depends on the nature of the problem. Simple fixes like adjusting a flapper or unclogging a toilet are typically less expensive. However, complex repairs, such as fixing leaks or replacing parts, may cost more. 

At Razo’s Water Works, we offer transparent, upfront pricing with no hidden fees. Thus, you’ll know what to expect before we start work.

A running toilet is usually caused by:

• Faulty Flapper:  Water continuously flows into the bowl if the flapper doesn’t create a proper seal.

• Chain Issues:  A chain that is too short or tangled can prevent the flapper from closing.

• Worn Fill Valve:  A malfunctioning fill valve may overfill the tank.

These issues not only waste water but also increase your utility bills. Our plumbing experts will quickly identify and fix the problem, saving you time and money.

For minor clogs caused by toilet paper or small blockages, you can often use a plunger to clear the obstruction. However, if the toilet remains clogged or backs up repeatedly, it’s best to call a professional. Persistent clogs may indicate a deeper problem in your plumbing system, such as a blocked pipe or sewer line. Attempting to fix these without the right tools can cause further damage.

To maintain optimal performance and prevent blockages, we recommend professional drain cleaning:

• Annually:  For most households, an annual cleaning helps prevent buildups and keeps your drains flowing freely.

• Every 6 months:  If you use your plumbing heavily, more frequent cleanings may be necessary.

• As needed:  If you notice signs like slow drains, unpleasant odors, or recurring clogs, schedule a professional cleaning.

Routine maintenance by experienced drain cleaners helps extend the lifespan of your plumbing system. 

Leaky toilet repairs are generally quick and efficient. Most issues, like replacing a flapper or tightening connections, can be resolved in under an hour. For more complex problems, repairs may take longer. Our licensed plumbers prioritize fast service without compromising quality.

The decision to repair or replace a toilet depends on several factors, including:

• Age of the Toilet:  Older toilets (15+ years) may be more cost-effective to replace.

• Frequency of Issues:  Recurring problems, such as frequent clogs or leaks, could indicate it’s time for a replacement.

• Repair Costs:  If the cost of repairs approaches the price of a new toilet, replacement is often the better option.

Our team will assess your toilet’s condition and provide honest recommendations to help you make the best choice.