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Toilet repair near you.
Fix running, leaking, clogged or wobbly toilets. Most toilet repairs are quick, and a running toilet left alone can waste a lot of water.
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What's included
Toilet repair
- 1
Replacing fill valves and flappers
- 2
Fixing leaks at the base or tank
- 3
Clearing stubborn clogs
- 4
Resetting a loose toilet with a new seal
What's included
- Replacing fill valves and flappers
- Fixing leaks at the base or tank
- Clearing stubborn clogs
- Resetting a loose toilet with a new seal
Signs it's time
- Toilet keeps running
- Water around the base
- Rocks or wobbles when used
- Clogs often
Typical price
$100–$300
toilet repair · national average
How toilet repair is priced
Usually a service call plus a flat price for the repair. Replacing the whole toilet costs more. Prices vary by area, so compare quotes from two or three local pros for the same scope.
Questions to ask before you hire
- 01Is it worth repairing or replacing?
- 02Is the service call applied to the repair?
- 03Do you install toilets I buy myself?
FAQ
Toilet repair questions
How much does toilet repair cost?
Toilet repair typically costs $100–$300 nationally, according to HomeGuide. Prices vary by area and by the job, so compare quotes from two or three local pros for the same scope.
Why does my toilet keep running?
Usually a worn flapper or a fill valve that needs adjusting or replacing.
Is water around the base serious?
It can damage the floor below. A plumber can reset the toilet with a new wax or foam seal.
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