Toilet Installation and Replacement in Baytown
A toilet that rocks, leaks at the base or runs all day wastes water and can damage the floor. Sometimes a repair fixes it. Sometimes the toilet is finished.
We look at it first and tell you which one it is. If it needs replacing, we take out the old toilet and set the new one.
Signs It Is Time to Replace a Toilet
A crack in the bowl or the tank
Water on the floor around the base
The toilet rocks when you sit down
It clogs often for no clear reason
It runs even after new tank parts
The finish is worn and will not come clean
What a Toilet Replacement Includes
Remove the Old Toilet
We shut off the water, drain the toilet and lift it out.
Check the Flange
The flange holds the toilet to the drain. If it is cracked or sits too low, we fix it before the new toilet goes on.
Set the New Toilet
The new toilet goes down on a fresh seal and is bolted level.
New Supply Line and Test
We replace the supply line, fill the tank and flush it several times to check for leaks.
Repair or Replace?
A running toilet usually needs a new flapper or fill valve, not a new toilet. A leak at the base often needs only a new seal.
Cracked porcelain cannot be repaired. A toilet that clogs again and again after the drain is cleared is also a candidate for replacement.
How a Toilet Replacement Works
Call or Send the Form
Call (281) 427-8325 or use the contact form. Tell us what the toilet is doing.
We Look at It First
A licensed plumber checks whether a repair will do.
You Approve the Price
You see a fair, upfront price before we start.
Install and Test
We set the new toilet, connect it and test it.
Why Baytown Calls Blackmon Plumbing for Toilet Replacement
An Honest Repair-or-Replace Answer
If a small part will fix it, we tell you.
The Flange Gets Checked
A new toilet on a bad flange will leak, so we check it every time.
Licensed Master Plumbers
License MPL-38162.
1-Year Labor Warranty
Labor on the install is covered for one year.
Toilet Replacement Questions
Repair it if the problem is a tank part or the seal. Replace it if the porcelain is cracked or the toilet keeps clogging after the drain has been cleared.
The seal under the toilet has usually failed, or the toilet has come loose from the flange. Stop using it until it is checked, because the water can damage the floor.
It is the fitting that connects the toilet to the drain pipe and holds it to the floor. A broken flange lets the toilet rock and leak.
Yes. A new toilet gets a new supply line.
Related Services
Replacing more than the toilet? These pages cover a full bathroom and the rest of our plumbing work.
Outside Baytown?
This page is for Baytown. We replace toilets across Greater Houston, and each city has its own page.
What Customers Say
"Scott did an excellent job replacing valves on sinks and toilets. He was on time and is a very experienced plumber."
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