Whether it’s a small fix, a complete toilet repair, or replacement, our team at Iron Mountain Plumbing is ready to tackle any problem. We know that a quick, reliable service can make a world of difference in getting your home or business back to normal.

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Replacing a toilet involves more than just swapping out the old unit for a new one. Our team has the proper tools and experience to handle the job efficiently and safely, preventing potential issues that could arise from improper installation.

The most common issue with the toilet is a stubborn clog that causes the water to overflow, creating a terrible mess in your bathroom. When using a plunger proves ineffective in solving the problem, or if the clog occurs frequently, you will probably need a plumber’s assistance.

Toilet Repair & Installations

Another common problem is the constant running of water from the tank into the bowl. This issue, in addition to being annoying because of the constant noise it creates, can also be expensive when you consider the cost of all that wasted water on your monthly bills. This kind of problem is usually the result of a faulty component inside the tank that allows water to drain continuously into the bowl.

The Most Common Toilet Repair

• Running Toilets: Constant water flow is often caused by a mineral-encrusted or broken fill valve or flush valve (flapper).
• Leak at the Base: Water pooling around the toilet usually means a deteriorated wax ring or a damaged toilet flange needs replacement.
• Stubborn Clogs: When standard plungers fail, plumbers use motorized drain augers to clear blockages deep within the toilet trap or sewer line.
• Tank Component Replacement: Degrading flush handles, cracked supply lines, or broken fill assemblies inside the tank require new hardware installations

When selecting a toilet for installation, consider the mounting type, profile, and bowl shape. Popular toilet styles and designs include one-piece toilets, seamless and easy to clean; two-piece models, traditional and cost-effective; and wall-hung or skirted toilets, space-saving and highly modern. Elongated bowls offer maximum comfort, while round bowls are suited for tight spaces.

Main Toilet Configurations

• One-Piece Toilets: The tank and bowl are molded together into a single, seamless unit. This design eliminates the crevice where the tank meets the bowl, making it much easier to clean.
• Two-Piece Toilets: The classic design features a separate bowl and tank bolted together. They are traditionally more affordable and easier to install or repair piece by piece.
• Wall-Mounted Toilets: The tank is hidden inside the wall, saving valuable floor space and creating an ultra-modern aesthetic.
• Skirted Toilets: These feature a smooth, flat surface from the front of the bowl to the wall, completely concealing the trapway so dust and grime have nowhere to hide.

Design Features and Upgrades

• Smart Toilets: Advanced units that integrate features like bidet cleansing, heated seats, motion-sensor lids, and nightlights.
• Comfort Height: Also known as “chair height,” this height sits 17 to 19 inches off the ground (about the height of a standard chair), making sitting and standing much easier.
• Dual-Flush Technology: Allows you to choose between a partial flush, around 1.1 gallons, for liquids and a full flush for solids, significantly reducing water consumption.
• Colors & Finishes: While glossy white remains the most popular color by a wide margin, matte black, biscuit, and bone finishes are increasingly popular to match specific hardware or stone-work