Toilet Repair Services In Denver, CO

If your toilet frequently clogs, leaks, fills slowly, or has flushing problems, it may require repair. However, if the toilet is old or the issues persist after repair attempts, it might be more cost-effective to replace it with a new one.

The time required to repair a toilet depends on the issue at hand. Most repairs, such as fixing a clog or adjusting the flushing mechanism, can be completed within a few hours. However, more complex repairs may take longer.

While it's possible to install a new toilet yourself, the process can be messy, difficult, and time-consuming. Hiring a professional plumber ensures that the installation is done correctly, preventing any leaks or other issues that may arise from improper installation.

We work with a variety of toilet brands, including American Standard, Delta, Eljer, Moen, Toto, Western Pottery, and others. We also offer models that use less water for eco-friendly options.

The cost of toilet repair or installation varies depending on the extent of the repair, the type of toilet being installed, and local labor rates. It's best to contact us for an accurate quote based on your specific needs.

When selecting a new toilet, consider factors such as the size of your bathroom, your preferred design, water efficiency, and your budget. Our professionals can help you choose the right toilet to meet your needs and preferences.

The most straightforward method to unclog a toilet is to use a plunger. If you don't have one, add some dish soap or laundry detergent into the toilet, followed by a pot of boiling water. Wait a few minutes before flushing. The soap and hot water should help break through the clog and clear the drain.

When selecting a toilet, compare flush ratings online and check for any rebates on high-efficiency models. Consider factors such as pressure-assisted flushing mechanisms, seat height, design, water efficiency, and your budget.

Replacing your toilet flange involves turning off the water supply, emptying the toilet, removing it from the floor, and cleaning the old flange seal. Unscrew the old flange, clean the area, and install the new flange. Reassemble the toilet. For hassle-free replacement, consider calling King Rooter & Plumbing for professional assistance.

Yes, turn off the water supply, empty the tank, and let it dry. Apply epoxy to the crack and smooth it out. Allow it to dry before using the toilet. If the crack is severe or continues to worsen, consider replacing the tank or the entire toilet.

Sewage backing up into your toilet often indicates a blockage in the main sewage line. This situation requires immediate attention from a professional plumber to address the issue and prevent further damage or contamination.