We do a pretty good job working with toilets, and if you'd like a professional to handle this job, we'll be happy to do that for any work ranging from installing a plumbing fixture to a complete removal and toilet replacement with a new toilet. Your choice :-) ...
but it's really not that complicated. First, you need to determine why the toilet isn't flushing. It's an issue with either the flush mechanism or the drainage system. In both cases, you'll know right away where the issue is. If you press the flush handle and it doesn't do what...
Simply re-adjust the pull chain or loosen the toilet handle. If that’s not cutting it, you might have a faulty flapper valve. The flapper is located in the toilet tank and helps retain water after each flush. A warped flapper doesn’t retain water properly and can cause continuous ...
Sometimes it takes a plumber to get the toilet working again. A plunger may work most of the time, but when you need to get a professional out to your home, call the Hoffmann Brothers plumbers. Our plumbers and drain cleaners can handle any type of toilet repair that is needed, whether...
Most technicians who are trained in commercial washer/dryer repair will know how to handle those malfunctions that are unique to commercial units, such as the coin system not working. Dishwasher Repair As with washer and dryer models, the biggest difference between residential and commercial ...
Difficulty level:Moderate; some homeowners can handle these repairs on their own. To replace a supply line: It is generally recommended that supply lines be replaced every three to five years to prevent unexpected bursts or flooding. Additionally, a new supply line should be installed whenever you...
Defective flush mechanism:A faulty handle mechanism could also be causing water to drain slowly into the toilet. Remove the toilet tank lid and flush. If you notice that the mechanism connected to the handle that opens the flap is malfunctioning, this could be the cause of your slow drain pr...
I'm at my wits end - a toilet should work without having to ”just remember to jiggle the handle" and take the lid off and watch till the tank fills and the water stops. I hate wasting money on list water. Is there something else I can check? Like · Reply · Flag InspectA...
Lengthen the chain by moving the clip on the handle until the chain is taut, but not enough to pull on the flapper when the handle is neutral. The other component that could be causing your tank level to rise is amisplaced overflow tube. ...
Give the handle a push down with force… deliver a blast of air into the blockage Slowly pull back on the handle… keeping the nozzle end in the water Push down again for a second time… giving another surge of water and air Repeat the procedure again until the toilet pipe and S-bend...