Running toilets, leaks, wobbling fixtures, weak flushes, or a full install — we handle it with flat-rate pricing on most jobs, clean workmanship, and no surprise charges at the end.
The good news about toilets: most of what goes wrong is fixable in under an hour. The bad news: ignoring small issues turns into water on the floor, ruined subfloors, and a much bigger bill. Catch it early.
This is the most expensive DIY mistake we see. People try to swap a leaky shower cartridge, it won't come out cleanly, they damage the cartridge, and now they have to shut off water to the entire house. It's usually a Saturday. The emergency-call cost dwarfs what a planned repair would have been. Same advice applies to anything where one wrong move means killing water to your whole home — call us first.
If your toilet is under 10 years old and it's a single component (flapper, fill valve, supply line), repair it. Those parts are cheap and the toilet has plenty of life left. If it's older, leaking at the base, or you're tired of constantly fixing things on it — replace it. Modern toilets use less water, flush better, and run reliably for 15+ years.
These cover most of what we see in homes around Fond du Lac. If your problem isn't on the list, send us a quick text — we'll tell you straight.
Almost always the flapper or the fill valve.
Usually a failed wax ring. Don't ignore — this rots subfloors fast and turns into a major repair.
Bad wax seal or a loose closet flange. Fix before it leaks into the floor and damages the joists below.
Could be the fill level, the flush valve, mineral buildup in the jets, or a partial clog. We diagnose first.
Toilet refills randomly when no one's used it. Always a flapper that's not sealing. Easy fix.
On modern toilets, this often means the trapway is undersized or the unit is just old. A replacement may be the cure.
Standard toilet replacement is flat-rate. We pull the old unit, replace the wax ring, install the new toilet, hook up the supply, test the flush, and haul the old one away. We keep the area clean the whole time.
Most installs take about an hour.
Running toilets, weak flushes, and minor leaks are usually in-and-out service calls. We diagnose the actual problem, fix it with new parts, and confirm everything's working before we leave.
Standard flat-rate installs cover most common toilet swaps — we quote the exact number when you call or text us with the details. Pricing includes pulling the old unit, replacing the wax ring, installing the new toilet, and hauling the old one away.
If it's under 10 years old and a single component is failing, yes — repair makes sense. If it's pre-1994 (so likely a 3.5+ gallon-per-flush model) or constantly needs work, replacement is usually the better long-term call. Modern toilets use less water, flush more reliably, and last longer.
Yes — fast. A slow leak at the base wicks under the toilet and into the subfloor. By the time you notice the soft spot, you're looking at subfloor replacement on top of the toilet repair. If you see any water at the base of a toilet, call us.
Yes — we install all of it. If you've already purchased the unit, send us a photo and we'll quote the install. If you're still shopping, we're happy to recommend models that work well for your home.
It's the seal between the toilet and the drain pipe in your floor. Wax rings dry out over time, and once they fail, water and sewer gas leak around the base. Replacing one is cheap when caught early. Letting it leak into your subfloor is expensive.
Call during business hours and you'll get our team — not a call center, not an answering service. Most water heater jobs scheduled within 24 hours.
Hours: Mon–Fri · 7am–5pm · No After-Hours Emergency Service
