Toilet Repair and Installation in Plano, TX

Most toilet repairs run $150 to $400. A flapper or fill valve replacement sits at the low end. A full internal rebuild, a wax ring reset, or flange work sits higher. We diagnose for $79 and give you a flat-rate quote in writing before any work starts.

Labor for a standard installation runs $350 to $600 if you supply the fixture. With a standard fixture supplied by us, expect $500 to $900. Comfort-height and high-efficiency units run $600 to $1,200. If we find a damaged flange or a soft subfloor under the old toilet, that gets quoted separately after we can see it.

If you call before noon on a weekday, we can usually get to you the same day. We are not a 24/7 company. After-hours and weekend calls carry a flat $199 emergency dispatch fee, which we quote before we send anyone.

If only that one toilet clogs and everything else drains fine, it is the toilet. If the toilet backs up when the washing machine drains, if the tub gurgles when you flush, or if more than one fixture is affected, the problem is downstream in your main line. A new toilet will not fix that. We will run a camera and find the real blockage.

Almost always a failed wax ring, and sometimes a cracked closet flange under it. We pull the toilet, inspect the flange, replace the ring and bolts, and reset it level. If we find a soft subfloor, that means the leak has been running a while and the decking has to be repaired before the new toilet goes down.

The flapper is not sealing or the fill valve is not shutting off. That is a $150 to $300 repair and it will pay for itself. A running toilet can waste more than 200 gallons of water a day according to the EPA, and it shows up on your bill every month until you fix it.

No. Caustic openers do not clear a toilet trap because the water in the trap dilutes them before they reach the obstruction. They damage the porcelain glaze, they degrade rubber seals, and if we have to open that line afterward, we are now working around a bowl full of caustic liquid. Use a closet auger or call us.

Replace it if the porcelain is cracked, if it is the third repair on the same unit in two years, or if it is a pre-1994 model using 3.5 or more gallons per flush. Otherwise repair is usually the better value. We will tell you which one you are looking at.

Typically one to two hours for a standard swap. It runs longer if the closet flange needs replacement or if the subfloor under the old toilet has water damage that has to be addressed first.

Yes. Removal and disposal of the old fixture is included in our installation.

You can. The parts are not complicated. What people get wrong is the flange height relative to the finished floor and the compression on the wax ring. Set it too high and you get a slow leak that soaks your subfloor for a year before you notice. If you are doing it yourself, dye-test the base and check for movement before you call it done.

Yes. Commercial fixtures, flushometer valves, and ADA-height installs are all standard work for us. Call 214-918-6109 and tell us what the building has.