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Toilet Repair in South Carolina

Running, rocking, leaking or blocked — fixed on the first visit. Available in all 271 cities we cover, 24 hours a day.

Flat pricing · no charge for nights or weekends

When people call us about toilet repair

Toilet keeps running
A worn flapper or a fill valve not shutting off
Water seeping around the base
A failed wax seal or a cracked flange
Toilet rocks when you sit
Loose flange bolts or a rotted subfloor
Bowl empties slowly then refills
A partial blockage in the trapway
Sewage smell in house near the bathroom
A broken seal letting gas past

What the job includes

  • Running toilets and failed fill valves
  • Leaks at the base, tank bolts and supply line
  • Wax seal and closet flange replacement
  • Rocking toilets reset and shimmed level
  • Blockages cleared without cracking the china
  • Full replacement, including comfort height units

What it costs

Flat price per toilet, told to you before we start.

Water where it should not be?

We answer 24 hours a day across South Carolina. Flat price agreed before the work starts.

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What customers say

“Second opinion after another company told me I needed a full sewer replacement. Turned out to be a single offset joint. Saved me thousands.”

Gerald B.Homeowner

“Repiped the whole house in three days. They walked me through every opening before cutting anything so there were no nasty surprises.”

Priya N.Homeowner

“Sewer scope before we closed on the house. Found a collapsed section, and we negotiated the repair into the sale. Best money I spent on that purchase.”

Nadia F.Home buyer

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Toilet Repair by city

We run this service in all 271 South Carolina cities. These are the busiest; use the locations page for anywhere else.

Every city we cover

Toilet Repair questions

A running toilet is just annoying, right?

It is also expensive. A steady runner can waste hundreds of gallons a day, which shows up on your bill long before you notice the sound.

Repair or replace?

Internals are cheap and worth replacing on any sound bowl. If the china is cracked, the flange has rotted out, or the unit is an old high-volume model, replacement usually pays for itself.

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