A toilet that runs all night, rocks when you sit down, or takes two flushes to clear is rarely worth replacing outright — most of the time it is a $15 part and twenty minutes of labor. We diagnose the actual cause instead of guessing, replace the failing part, and test the flush before we leave.
Fill valve, flapper, or float adjustment to stop constant running.
Flush valve, water level, or clog diagnosis and correction.
Wax ring reseal or bolt tightening for leaks at the floor.
Fill valve, flapper, or tank-to-bowl gasket replacement.
Sticking, loose, or disconnected flush handles fixed or replaced.
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That is a classic sign of a slow leak from the tank into the bowl, usually a worn flapper not sealing fully. It is one of the most common and cheapest fixes we do.
Yes — a continuously running toilet can waste hundreds of gallons a day, which shows up clearly on a Miami-Dade water bill. Most repairs pay for themselves within a month or two.
Yes — usually a shimming or flange issue rather than something wrong with the toilet itself. We check the flange height and re-shim or reseat as needed.
Often a partially clogged trapway, a low water level in the tank, or a flush valve that is not opening fully. We check all three rather than just telling you to plunge harder.
Yes — repair keeps your existing toilet and fixes the failing part. If the toilet itself is cracked, very old, or the repair costs approach a full swap, we will tell you honestly which makes more sense.
Yes — older and some imported toilet models use nonstandard tank hardware. We carry universal repair kits and adapt them, or source the specific part if needed.
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