Air Conditioning, Heating, & Plumbing

1210 E. Kingsfield Road, Cantonment, FL 32533

 

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For commercial bids and estimates, email Todd Cooper at [email protected]

White Ceramic Male Toilet

It can be hard to know whether your plumbing issues are identified with the channels or the can. Fortunately, we have a manual for enabling you to make sense of if it’s a great opportunity to proceed onward from your old latrine or if a fix of the pipes funnels is all you require. Look at our helpful guide on knowing how to tell if it’s the ideal opportunity for another can.

Clogs & Overflow
If you find yourself plunging due to random stoppages more than once a week, it’s time to hang up the plunger and replace your commode. If you’re certain it’s stoppage related, have tried a plunger, and still find yourself grabbing for a life preserver, call us at (850) 332-5123 to address those clogs and get your toilet back to working order.

Constant Running
Flappers are straightforward and reasonable to supplant and simple to determine to have a basic dye test. In the event that the flapper doesn’t spill, ensure the water level is not very high and running into the overflow pipe by modifying the float. Splits or holes in old floats needing substitution may likewise cause this issue. Be sure to deliver leak issues rapidly to abstain from having a heart attack upon receipt of your next utility bill.

Leaks
Harm to flooring encompassing your toilet and a general spongy feel to the floor. If not tended to, conceivable mold, decay, and basic damage can come about. A broken flange and a flange that is too low, showed by rot around the flange, may cause spills. On the off chance that this is not the situation, you may basically need another wax ring. Be that as it may, if these fixes don’t address the circumstance, you might be dealing with a hairline split. However, if your toilet is old and you’ve managed to remove it from the floor, it’s the best time to consider an overhaul for water savings and avoiding expensive (and extensive) future repairs.

Poor Flush (or the dreaded no flush)
Take a look in your tank and check whether it is filling to legitimate levels (one inch from the overflow tube) or needs a fill valve adjustment. You can do this with the assistance of a screwdriver on valve style systems or by changing the clip on float-style mechanisms. In the event that this isn’t the situation, get a wire coat hanger, being mindful so as not to scratch the bowl, and take a stab at extricating debris in the holes or jet with the assistance of a small mirror.