Toilets
A bowl that runs, rocks, leaks at the base or flushes weakly may need new inner parts or a fresh seal. The plumber says whether repair or a new toilet makes more sense.
This page is for toilets, faucets, shower valves and disposals that need attention. A fixture can be repaired or replaced, and the call starts with you saying what it is doing.
Your estimate is free and personalized, and the work is done by a local plumber.

A bowl that runs, rocks, leaks at the base or flushes weakly may need new inner parts or a fresh seal. The plumber says whether repair or a new toilet makes more sense.
Faucets that drip, and handles that have gone stiff, are wearing out inside. A cartridge, a washer or a seat is the part, and the plumber replaces it or the whole faucet, whichever the faucet needs.
Water seeping into the wall behind the tile, a shower that will not shut off, or a temperature that wanders between hot and cold all point to a worn cartridge or valve body. Before the repair starts, the plumber explains what it involves.
Disposals that hum, jam or drip underneath are another call to make. After a look at the unit, the plumber tells you whether it is worth repairing.
Shutoff valves and supply lines sit behind every fixture. If a valve has seized or a line has corroded, the plumber tells you whether to replace it along with the fixture.
Name the fixture, say what it is doing and whether water is leaking. That is all we need to put you in touch with a local plumber who can plan the visit.
A drain that stays slow after the fixture work is done goes under drain cleaning, and a damp cabinet under the sink may call for leak detection. Call us about any other San Marcos plumbing issue.
Call us to discuss your current issue and how we can assist you. The call is free and you get a free, personalized estimate with no obligation. We're here to help.
Call (855) 321-3426