Toilet Repair & Faucet Repair in Etobicoke
These are the small jobs that quietly get worse. A toilet that runs intermittently wastes more water than most people expect, and a dripping faucet is usually a seat or cartridge that will start leaking behind the sink if it is left long enough.
We carry common repair parts, so most toilet and faucet work is finished in the same visit rather than turning into a second appointment.
Included in a toilet & faucet repair call
Toilet repair
Fill valves, flappers, flush valves, wax seals and rocking or leaking bases resolved properly.
Faucet repair
Cartridges, seats, aerators and worn washers on kitchen, bathroom and laundry taps.
Fixture replacement
New toilets, faucets, shower valves and sinks installed and sealed to leave a clean finish.
Shut-off valve upgrades
Seized or weeping angle stops replaced so the fixture can actually be isolated next time.
When to call us
- A toilet that refills on its own between uses
- Having to hold or jiggle the handle to stop the flush
- A tap that drips after being shut fully off
- Water appearing around the base of a toilet
- Low or uneven flow at one fixture only
Etobicoke has a lot of homes on original 1950s and 60s bathroom rough-ins, and a lot of newer condo units with proprietary shower valve cartridges. Both cases go badly when a general handyman forces a modern fixture onto an incompatible connection. We match the fixture to what is behind the wall.
Toilet & Faucet Repair FAQs
- Is a running toilet worth fixing right away?
- Yes — a continuously running toilet can waste a substantial amount of water daily, and the repair is usually a straightforward valve or flapper replacement.
- Can you install a fixture I already bought?
- Yes, provided the fixture is compatible with the existing rough-in. We will check that before starting and tell you if there is a problem.
Need a plumber in Etobicoke today?
Call and speak to someone about your actual problem. We'll tell you what's involved, what it costs, and when we can be there.