Toilet repair

Toilet Repair in Houston

You don't think about the toilet until it won't stop running, won't flush, or leaves water on the floor. We fix all three — worn tank parts, stubborn clogs, and leaks that quietly run up your water bill. Most repairs are a fast parts swap that saves you buying a whole new toilet. When a replacement is the better move, we'll install one and haul the old one off.

  • Clogged, running, and leaking toilets
  • Fast parts swap that saves a full replacement
  • New toilet supply and installation when it’s time
Plumber in gloves setting a toilet bowl during a repair
A clean bathroom with a freshly installed toilet and sink
Usually a cheap fix

Most toilet trouble is a $20 part, not a new toilet

A toilet that runs, won't flush, or leaks at the base is almost always a worn flapper, float, or supply line — parts we carry on the truck. We fix those first, because it's your money. We only bring up a replacement when the bowl or tank is actually cracked, or you're calling us back for the same thing over and over.

  • Clogged toilet clearing — including the ones a plunger won't budge
  • Running toilet repair — flappers, floats, and fill valves
  • Leaking toilet repair at the tank, base, and supply line
  • Worn tank parts replaced with quality new parts
  • New toilet supply and installation when it's time
  • A persistent clog checked for a bigger line issue
How it works

How it works

1

Find what's wrong

Running, clogged, or leaking, we track it to the cause — a worn flapper, an out-of-position float, a bad supply line, or something stuck in the trap.

2

Repair or replace

We swap the worn parts to get you running again, or if the bowl or tank is cracked, set you up with a new toilet.

3

Test and clean up

We run it through a few flushes, confirm there’s no leak at the base, and leave the bathroom clean.

A licensed Repipe & Replumb plumber and service van in a Houston neighborhood
Why homeowners choose us

Done right, done fast, done for good

We install expansion-type PEX-A and nothing else — the pipe that came through Houston's hard freezes when copper and CPVC were splitting. Certified installers, honest pricing, and a warranty that outlasts the job.

Uponor-certified

Trained and certified on PEX-A systems, so the job is installed to spec.

On time, on budget

Most repipes wrap in one to two days, with running water every evening.

25-year warranty

Parts and labor covered on repipes, and it transfers to the buyer if you sell.

No-pressure consults

We show you the options and let you decide. No hard sell, ever.

5.0 stars from Houston homeowners

Real reviews from Houston-area homeowners we've repiped.

“They were professional and great. The team was perfect.”

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Les Miller
a week ago

“Great company, very professional, on time and did an amazing job on removing and installing two brand new water heaters. Would definitely recommend for all your plumbing needs.”

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Ray Owens
a week ago

“Could not recommend Lance more for plumbing needs. We used Lance for a whole house repipe, new water heaters, and toilet replacement. From the very beginning Lance was responsive, informative, and easy to work with. He explained the job thoroughly, gave us a very competitive quote, and provided a great experience from start to finish. Highly recommend!”

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Brad DeVault
a month ago
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Questions for us

Toilet Repair FAQ

Why does my toilet keep running?
Usually a flapper that's worn down and not sealing, or a float that's out of position. Both are common wear-and-tear parts. We find the root cause and swap what's failing so the water stops.
My toilet is clogged and the plunger isn't working. Now what?
A plunger handles most clogs, but wipes, too much paper, a kid's toy, or even tree roots in the line can beat it. If plunging fails, call us — a clog that won't clear can point to a bigger problem down the line.
How do I know if my toilet is leaking?
Water around the base or an unexplained jump in your water bill are the tells. Leaks usually mean the internal parts are wearing out — a flapper out of position, a cracked supply line, a bad float, or worn connectors.
Should I repair my toilet or replace it?
Most issues are a cheap parts fix, and we'll always try that first to save you buying a new one. Once a bowl or tank actually cracks, though, a new toilet usually costs less than chasing the leak.
Can a running or clogging toilet mean something bigger?
It can. A toilet that clogs over and over, or won't clear no matter what, is sometimes a sign of trouble further down the sewer or drain line — worth having looked at.

Running, clogged, or leaking?

Give us a call — most toilet repairs are a fast parts swap, and we’ll tell you upfront what it runs.