Toilet problems can have simple fixes, but without the proper training and tools, repairs can quickly get messy. When you have a malfunctioning or broken toilet, count on Emerald Bay Plumbing to restore or replace it properly. We use only the best tools, parts, and techniques to repair and install toilets for long-term functionality!
When it comes to broken toilets, you can’t afford to wait weeks for an appointment. Get same-day service for many repairs with honest, upfront pricing guaranteed.
Common Toilet Repairs We Perform
From small replacement parts to major overhauls, our plumbers are ready to take on any toilet issue in residential or commercial bathrooms.
Clogged Toilets
If your toilet clogs frequently or has a severe clog that plunging won’t budge, our plumbers have the tools and expertise to clear it safely and effectively.
Running Toilets & Phantom Flushing
A constantly running toilet is more than an annoyance—it can put a serious strain on your water bill. We can replace faulty flappers, fill valves, & other components.
Leaking Toilets
Water pooling around the base of your toilet might be caused by a damaged wax ring or loose connections. These problems can be tough to repair DIY.
Weak Flush
Let our team restore functionality to toilets that don’t flush completely, whether it’s due to low water pressure, mineral buildup, or partial clogs.
Gurgling Sounds
A noisy toilet can have a simple fix or be a symptom of a larger problem, including partial blockages in your sewer line or vent issues. Call our team for a full assessment!
Toilet Installation or Replacement
Whether you’re upgrading to a water-efficient model or installing a brand-new toilet, our team knows how to properly fit, level, and connect it for seamless functionality.
Toilet Troubleshooting & FAQs
Whether you’re an avid DIYer or totally new to plumbing, Emerald Bay Plumbing is your go-to resource. We’re here to help you navigate toilet issues by providing expert advice and responding quickly to your call. No job is too big or too small!
A running toilet is usually caused by one of three things: a faulty flapper, problems with the fill valve (which controls the water level in the tank), or issues with the float (which signals the fill valve to stop the water flow). Check out our Plumbing Tips for ways to diagnose this issue at home, or simply contact our team for a quick, reliable fix!
First, make sure you have a flange plunger, which is specifically designed for toilets. It should have a cup-shaped head with an extra flap that creates a better seal around the drain opening.
Place the plunger head over the drain opening to create a tight seal, then vigorously push and pull the plunger up and down. Continue until the water starts to drain. Once it does, flush the toilet to see if the clog has been cleared.
If the water level is too high and would risk a spill, wait until it goes down before you attempt plunging. If the water level doesn’t drop or plunging doesn’t solve the issue, contact Emerald Bay Plumbing for expert assistance!
If your toilet is overflowing, shutting off the water can save you a lot of waste and property damage. Look for a football-shaped knob on the wall behind your toilet. Turn it clockwise to stop the water supply to the tank.
Toilet Trouble? Let Our Experts Handle It
A malfunctioning toilet can quickly derail your home or business. Call (850) 252-8249 or send us a message today for a same-day response and total peace of mind.