Toilet Leaking ?
Toilet Leaking
Inlet valve letting out to much water:
- The inlet valve must be changed.
- We may be able to just change the inlet valve washer or the ball float
C-Pack is not sealing:
- This could be easily fixed by replacing the c-pack washer.
- Or we may have to replace the whole c-pack
- If we need to replace c-pack then we must take into consideration the style of toilet.
Toilet tank cracked:
- You will need to replace the tank
- If we cant get the same tank then we will need to replace the whole toilet system (tank & toilet pan).
- The prices depend on the different styles and quality as well as what will fit your specific space.
Toilet pan is cracked:
- You will need a toilet pan.
- If we cant get the same toilet pan then we will need to replace the whole toilet system (tank & toilet pan).
- The prices depends on the different styles and quality as well as what will fit your specific space.
Flexible hose leaking:
- Flexible hose needs to be replaced.
- Easy enough as long as we can shut off the water!!.
Pan connector leaking:
- We can put in a wax sealer.
- We may need to put in a foxy fit pan connector.
Angle valve leaking:
- The angle valve / shut off valve must be changed.
- Some times the angle valve/ shut off valve breaks in the wall and some tiling will need to be chiseled out
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