Buy the toilet yourself and we install it starting at $449, or we supply and install a TOTO Drake. New wax seal, bolts, supply line, haul-away, and testing included.
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You can buy the toilet yourself and have us install it, or we can supply the toilet and install it. Either way the installation is the same: the old toilet comes out, a new seal and connections go in, and we test everything before we leave.
Already bought one, or have a model picked out? We install customer-supplied toilets starting at $449. That includes a new wax seal, new bolts, a new supply line, testing, and hauling away the old toilet.
Before you buy, measure the rough-in. That's the distance from the finished wall behind the toilet to the center of the bolts that hold it to the floor. Most homes are 12 inches, but some are 10 or 14, and a toilet made for a different rough-in won't fit. Check the bowl shape too. An elongated bowl sticks out about an inch and a half farther than a round one, which matters in a tight half bath.
When we supply the toilet, we install a TOTO Drake. It's a two-piece toilet with an elongated bowl, TOTO's Universal Height (chair height), and a 12-inch rough-in. The seat comes with it. We'll give you the installed price before any work starts.
Our prices assume the flange, the shutoff valve, and the floor under the toilet are in good shape. Sometimes they aren't. A cracked or rusted flange, a shutoff valve that won't close all the way, or soft subfloor from an old slow leak has to be fixed before a new toilet goes on. If we find something like that, we'll show you, price it, and get your okay before we do the work.
Customer-supplied fixtures are not covered by our equipment warranty. The installation itself is covered under our standard labor warranty.
A toilet that runs, rocks, or flushes weakly can usually be fixed. That's toilet repair, and a minor rebuild (new fill valve, flapper, and supply line) starts at $289. Replacing makes more sense when the tank or bowl is cracked, when it's an older toilet that uses 3.5 gallons or more per flush, when you keep paying to fix the same one, or when you want a taller seat or an elongated bowl.
When you book, let us know whether you already have the toilet or want us to bring a TOTO Drake.
Our experts diagnose and resolve any issue.
Cracked porcelain can't be reliably repaired. A crack in the tank or bowl means it's time for a new toilet.
Toilets from before the mid-1990s use 3.5 gallons or more per flush. A new toilet uses much less water and usually flushes better.
If you're paying to repair the same toilet every year or two, price a new one against the next repair. Sometimes replacing it is the better deal.
That usually means a failed wax seal, and sometimes a flange repair. The toilet has to come off the floor either way, so if it's old, that's a good time to replace it.
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Learn moreCommon questions about our toilet installation.
Yes. We install customer-supplied toilets starting at $449. That includes a new wax seal, bolts, supply line, haul-away of the old toilet, and testing. The toilet itself isn't covered by our equipment warranty, but the installation is covered under our standard labor warranty.
A TOTO Drake: two-piece, elongated bowl, Universal Height (chair height), and a 12-inch rough-in, with the seat included. We'll give you the installed price before any work starts.
A straightforward toilet replacement on an existing flange takes about one hour. If the flange needs repair or the floor around the toilet requires attention, expect 90 minutes to two hours. We always test with multiple flushes and check for leaks before we leave.
Measure the rough-in, the distance from the finished wall to the center of the floor bolts. Most homes are 12 inches. Then decide between a round and an elongated bowl, and make sure an elongated one still leaves enough room in a small bathroom.
We'll show you what we found and price the repair before we do it. Nothing extra happens without your okay.
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