Bathroom Fixtures

Dripping or Leaky Pipe Connections: Leaks can develop at the connections between pipes, the P-trap, or the faucet. Tightening connections or replacing worn-out washers or gaskets can stop the leaks. If you suspect leaking from your bathroom sink, is important to call our team right away to avoid any future water damage.

Leaky Faucet: A leaking faucet is a common issue and is often caused by worn-out washers, O-rings, or cartridges. Replacing these components can typically resolve the leak.

Clogged Drain: Bathroom sink drains can become clogged with hair, soap scum, and debris over time. Clearing the clog using a drain snake or chemical drain cleaner is often necessary.

Running Toilet: When a toilet continuously tries to refill the bowl, it’s typically due to a malfunctioning flapper valve or fill valve. Replacing these parts is usually necessary to stop the continuous flushing.

Clogged toilet: This is one of the most common issues you will find with toilets. Typically, toilets become clogged due to excessive toilet paper, foreign objects, or waste buildup. You can usually clear the blockage by using a plunger or a toilet auger. If the problem seems to be a bigger issue, call our team for additional help.

Toilet Leaks: Leaks can develop either at the base of the toilet or from the tank. A leaking base is often fixed by replacing the wax ring, while leaks from the tank may be due to issues with the tank-to-bowl gasket or the water supply line.

Weak or Incomplete Flush: When a toilet flushes inadequately, it might be due to issues with the flapper, a partially obstructed trapway, or a low water level in the tank. Improving the flush may involve adjusting the float, cleaning the trapway, or replacing parts.

Noisy Toilet: Unusual sounds during flushing typically signal problems with the fill valve or ballcock. Eliminating the noise and restoring proper operation usually involves replacing

Leaky Shower Head: A leaking showerhead is a common issue and is often caused by a worn-out washer, O-ring, or a loose connection. Replacing the faulty parts or tightening connections can resolve the leak.

Low Water Pressure: Low water pressure can be caused by mineral buildup or a clogged showerhead. Cleaning or replacing the showerhead or addressing the mineral buildup can help restore adequate water pressure.

Leaky Shower Stall or Enclosure: Leaks around the edges of the shower stall or enclosure can result from deteriorated caulking or grout. Re-caulking or regrouting the seams and edges can prevent water from escaping.

Temperature Fluctuation: Inconsistent water temperature can be attributed to a faulty shower valve. Adjusting or replacing the shower valve can help maintain a steady water temperature.

Leaky Faucet: A leaking faucet is a common issue and is typically caused by a worn-out cartridge, O-ring, or washer. Our team can help replace these components.

Clogged Drain: Bathtub drains can become clogged over time due to hair, soap scum, and other debris. Clearing the clog using a drain snake could help resolve the issue..

Weathered Tub, Grout, or Caulk: The grout and caulk around the bathtub can deteriorate, leading to water leakage. If you are deciding to replace your bathtub, give our team a call for a bathtub replacement quote.

Inconsistent Temperature: The water temperature could be attributed to the faulty faucet valve. Adjusting or replacing this valve can help maintain a consistent water temperature.