Toilet Installation & Repair

When a toilet in your home is clogged, you might immediately be focused on the inconvenience of not being able to use the unit, but if it’s left untreated it can turn into a plumbing emergency. Whether your child tried to flush a toy or if there is a larger problem causing the issue, get help fast.

A clogged toilet is one of the most common plumbing problems. A toilet overflow is usually the result of a clog. Leaving a clogged toilet unrepaired can lead to major damage in your home. When your toilet is backed-up, call us for 24-hour emergency plumbing services. With 20+ years of experience, we’ve seen a lot of clogged toilets. We know what we’re doing and have the equipment to do it. Trust The Super Plumber to unclog your toilet in a flash!

Is a plunger failing to dislodge the blockage in your clogged toilet? If so, it can be time to call a professional. Plumbers have specialized tools to help clear clogs. In most cases, a plumber will use an auger or hydro-jetting method to remove the blockage. An auger is a tool specifically designed for toilets. It consists of a hollow tube attached to an elbow fitting that’s covered by a rubber sleeve to protect the toilet bowl from scratches. 

It dislodges the clog with a flexible cable that’s fed through the toilet drain with a hand crank.

With hydro jetting, a plumber will insert a high-pressure hose with special nozzles into the drain. The hose is connected to a machine that pressurizes the water, creating a force to dislodge the clog.

How long have you had your current toilet? Does it get clogged frequently or need repairs often? It may be time to replace it. Watch for these signs that can indicate you need to install a new unit:

• AGE: If your toilet is older and requires replacement parts to keep it functioning.
• CRACKS: Because most toilets are made of porcelain, they are prone to cracks in the bowl and tank cover. These can eventually cause water damage in your home.
• FREQUENT CLOGS: Older toilets might have design issues that prevent water from properly pushing through the toilet with enough force. This can lead to clogs forming.
• WEAR AND TEAR: As your toilet ages, it can develop scratches from wear and tear. These scratches can show stains and cause dirt to cling to them, making the toilet more difficult to clean over time.
• INCREASED UTILITY BILLS: If you notice an increase in your utility bills, it can signal your aging toilet is no longer efficient and is using more water than it needs to.

We guarantee you’ll be satisfied from the moment you call us to the moment our team leaves your home with solutions in place.