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Toilet Repair and Installation in Leesburg, VA

Based in Leesburg, VA

4.6 from 282 Google reviews

Toilet Repair and Installation in Leesburg, VA

Toilet repair and installation in Leesburg, VA, from a tank that will not stop running to a full swap for a new, efficient model.

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When the Toilet Is the Problem

Brick Street provides toilet repair and installation in Leesburg, VA for homes and commercial restrooms, whether the trouble is a stubborn clog, a puddle at the base, a tank that refills all night or a cracked bowl that needs replacing. Most toilet problems trace back to a handful of parts: the flapper, fill valve, wax ring, supply line or the bowl itself. Our licensed plumbers carry those parts, explain what failed and fix it once you approve. Nights and weekends cost the same as weekdays, so call (240) 969-4911 whenever it breaks.

A bathroom with one toilet out of service gets urgent fast, and a toilet that leaks quietly does damage you cannot see. Water that escapes under the base soaks the subfloor and can stain the ceiling below. A flapper that never seals can send a surprising amount of water down the drain every day. We also install new toilets during bathroom renovations and replace older, water-hungry models. For other fixture and pipe problems, see our plumbing repair page.

Signs Your Toilet Needs Attention

Some are a quick part swap. Others mean the toilet should go.

Clogs that keep returning

A toilet that backs up every week may have something lodged in the trap, or the restriction may be farther down the drain line.

Water on the floor

A failed wax ring, loose closet bolts or a sweating tank can all leave puddles. Each one has a different fix.

Weak or incomplete flushes

Low tank water, a worn flapper chain or mineral buildup in the rim jets keeps the bowl from clearing.

Sewer smell in the bathroom

A broken seal at the floor flange lets sewer gas into the room even when there is no visible leak.

Cracks in the tank or bowl

Hairline cracks in porcelain grow over time and can let go without warning. A cracked toilet gets replaced, not patched.

Stains or a higher water bill

Ceiling stains under a bathroom or a bill that creeps up often point to a slow leak at the toilet.

NEW TOILET

What Goes Into a Proper Toilet Installation

Setting a toilet looks simple, which is why so many leak a year later. We pull the old unit, scrape the flange clean and check it for cracks or rust. A broken or low flange gets repaired or extended so the new seal sits correctly. Then the toilet goes on a fresh wax ring or wax-free seal, is bolted down level without overtightening the porcelain, and gets a new supply line and shutoff if the old ones are worn. If you are choosing a new model, we can talk through bowl height, elongated versus round bowls, and current water-saving flush designs. Replacing an outdated toilet is one of the simpler upgrades in a bathroom remodel, and it pays back in water use every day. We finish by flushing several times and checking the base and supply connection for any seep.

ANY HOUR

Overflowing Toilet? Do This First

Turn the oval shutoff valve behind the toilet clockwise until the water stops. If the valve is stuck, lift the tank lid and raise the float to stop the fill. Do not flush again. If water is coming up in a tub or floor drain at the same time, the problem is the main line, and you should stop using water anywhere in the house. Then call us. We handle toilet emergencies 24/7 in Leesburg and across our service area, and our plumbing services page lists everything else we fix.

Toilet Running, Leaking or Clogged?

One call, any hour, same rate.

Call (240) 969-4911 and a licensed plumber will get your bathroom working again.

Frequently asked questions

Why does my toilet keep running after I flush?
A toilet that keeps running usually has a flapper that no longer seals, a chain that is too short, or a fill valve set too high so water spills into the overflow tube. Look inside the tank: if water trickles down the overflow, lower the float. If the flapper is warped or slimy, it needs replacing. Running toilets waste a lot of water, so it is worth fixing promptly.
Why is water leaking around the base of my toilet?
Water at the base most often means the wax ring under the toilet has failed, letting water escape each time you flush. A rocking toilet or loose bolts make it worse. Condensation on the tank and a dripping supply line can look similar, so dry everything and watch where the water appears. A failed seal should be replaced soon, because it soaks the subfloor.
Can you install a toilet I bought myself?
Yes. We can install a toilet you purchased, as long as it fits the rough-in distance from the wall to the flange, which is commonly twelve inches but not always. Measure before you buy. We bring a new seal, bolts and supply line, check the flange and haul the old toilet away if you want. If the flange is damaged, we repair it first.
What should I do if my toilet is clogged and the plunger does not work?
Stop flushing, since each flush adds water to a bowl that cannot drain. A flange plunger with a fold-out cup seals better than a flat sink plunger. If several firm plunges do not clear it, the blockage may be a hard object in the trap or a clog in the line beyond the toilet. A plumber can use a closet auger or pull the toilet to remove it.
Do you repair toilets in commercial buildings in Leesburg?
Yes. We work on toilets and urinals in offices, shops and other commercial restrooms, including flushometer valves, tank-style fixtures and the drain lines behind them. A business restroom that is out of service affects customers and staff, so we take those calls at any hour. Let us know how many fixtures are affected when you call.

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