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No more tiptoeing around a broken toilet or dealing with that constant running sound. No more explaining to guests why they need to jiggle the handle or use the bathroom upstairs.
When we’re done, your toilet works like it should. It flushes completely on the first try. The water stops when it’s supposed to. You can use your bathroom without thinking twice about it.
That’s what normal feels like, and that’s what you get with a proper repair.
We’ve been fixing toilets in Northern California for over two decades. We’re the local company that shows up when we say we will and charges what we quote—no games, no surprises.
We’re family-owned, which means we answer to our neighbors, not shareholders. When you call us, you’re talking to people who live and work in this community.
Our 5-star reputation isn’t an accident. It’s built on doing the work right the first time and treating every home like it’s our own.
First, we show up on time for your appointment. We’ll look at your toilet, figure out what’s wrong, and tell you exactly what it’ll cost to fix it. No diagnostic fees that disappear into the final bill.
If you give us the go-ahead, we fix it right then and there. Most toilet repairs take under an hour. We carry the common parts on our truck, so there’s usually no waiting around for special orders.
When we’re finished, we test everything to make sure it works properly. We clean up our mess and show you what we did. You pay what we quoted, and that’s it.
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We handle the obvious stuff—clogs, leaks, running water, broken handles. But we also fix the problems that other plumbers miss or don’t want to deal with.
In Buckeye, we see a lot of older homes with original plumbing that needs special attention. We’ve worked on everything from vintage fixtures to the latest high-efficiency models. Whether your toilet won’t flush, won’t stop flushing, or makes weird noises, we’ve seen it before.
We also do complete toilet replacements when repair isn’t the smart choice. Sometimes a 20-year-old toilet that’s been repaired three times already just needs to be replaced with something reliable.
Most toilet repairs in Buckeye cost between $150 and $300, depending on what’s wrong and what parts are needed. Simple fixes like replacing a flapper or fill valve are on the lower end. More complex problems like fixing leaks or replacing internal components cost more.
We give you the exact price before we start any work. No surprises, no “while we’re here” upsells. The price we quote is the price you pay, and we stick to it.
Unlike some companies, we don’t charge separate diagnostic fees that get added to your bill. If we do the work, the inspection is included.
Yes, in most cases. We keep common toilet repair parts on our trucks, so we can handle the majority of problems during the first visit. Things like flappers, fill valves, wax rings, and toilet handles are standard stock for us.
We also understand that toilet problems can’t wait. When you have guests coming over or it’s your only bathroom, “next week” isn’t an option. That’s why we make same-day service a priority, not an exception.
The only time we might need a second trip is for specialty toilets that require specific manufacturer parts, but we’ll tell you that upfront and get the parts ordered immediately.
Frequent clogs usually mean one of three things: something’s being flushed that shouldn’t be, your toilet is old and doesn’t have enough flushing power, or there’s a bigger problem in your sewer line.
In older Buckeye homes, we often find toilets from the 1990s that were designed to use less water but don’t have the engineering to move waste effectively. These first-generation low-flow toilets are notorious for clogging.
If your toilet clogs weekly despite being careful about what goes down it, the problem might be tree roots in your sewer line or a partially collapsed pipe. We use sewer cameras to see exactly what’s happening underground, so we’re not guessing about the solution.
We work on all toilet brands and types—American Standard, Kohler, Toto, Gerber, and even older brands that aren’t made anymore. One-piece, two-piece, wall-mounted, comfort height, regular height—it doesn’t matter.
The advantage of being in business for over 20 years is that we’ve seen everything. We know which parts fail most often on which models, and we stock accordingly. We also know when a toilet is worth repairing versus when you’re better off replacing it.
For really old toilets where parts are hard to find, we’ll be honest with you about whether a repair makes financial sense or if you should invest in a new toilet instead.
Our toilet repair service includes diagnosing the problem, explaining what’s wrong in plain English, and fixing it with quality parts. We test everything before we leave to make sure it’s working properly.
We also clean up after ourselves—no leaving water on your bathroom floor or parts scattered around. If we need to remove your toilet to fix a leak, we’ll reset it properly with a new wax ring and make sure it’s secure.
After the repair, we’ll show you what we did and give you some tips on how to avoid the same problem in the future. If you have questions later, you can call us. We stand behind our work.
Most toilet repairs take 30 minutes to an hour. Simple problems like replacing a flapper or adjusting a fill valve are usually done in 15-20 minutes. More involved repairs like fixing leaks or replacing multiple internal parts might take up to an hour.
If we need to remove the toilet to replace a wax ring or fix a flange problem, that’s typically a 1-2 hour job because we have to drain the toilet, disconnect it, make the repair, and reinstall everything properly.
We’ll give you a time estimate when we diagnose the problem, so you know what to expect. We work efficiently, but we don’t rush through the job just to save time—getting it right matters more than getting it done fast.
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