Toilet Unclogging, Repairs, Replacements, and Installations That Bring Added Comfort to Your Bathroom
Toilet / Commode Repair and Installation by Houston's Leading and Most Trusted Plumbing Expert for 50+ Years.
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Servicing the brands that you have come to know and trust. Whether repairing, replacing, or unclogging - we'll have things flowing in no time.
John Moore Toilet Services:
- Unclogging Repairs Installations
- Drain-jetting
- Sewer-line clean-out
- Renovations
- Running or leaking toilets
Signs Your Toilet Needs Repairs:
- Leaks: tank leak or base leak
- Not flushing
- Difficult to flush
- Not filling Strange noises
- Clogged
- Uncomfortable to use
Toilet Installation From John Moore Plumbing Professionals
If your toilet has a major leak, is uncomfortable to use, or you’re wanting something new to match your bathroom renovations, contact John Moore’s plumbing professionals to tackle your toilet installation.
Toilet Installation: John Moore’s Step-by-Step Plan for Smooth Installs
Step 1:
Schedule a consultation
Step 2:
Schedule the work
Step 3:
Remove old toilet and inspect the toilet flange
Step 4:
Place new toilet onto toilet flange
Step 5:
Bolt toilet to floor and attach the tank (if installing a two-piece toilet)
Once your new toilet is safely placed on the toilet flange, our plumbing professionals will bolt your toilet by tightening the nuts onto the bolts. After the toilet is safely attached to your home’s bathroom floor, we attach the tank to the base.
Note: this step is only applicable if you are installing a two-piece toilet, not a one-piece toilet (where the bowl and tank are permanently attached).
Step 6:
Install the toilet seat, lid, and any add-ons
Step 7:
Ensure that you’re satisfied
Toilet Repairs with John Moore Plumbing Professionals
John Moore’s licensed plumbers offer a wide range of services for your home’s toilets, including, but not limited to: clogged toilet repairs, running toilet repairs, leaking toilet repairs, and repairing or replacing parts of your toilet that aren’t working properly, such as the flapper, fill valve, or wax seal.
Think you could be dealing with a more severe toilet or plumbing issue? Don’t fret. John Moore’s wide range of plumbing services also include: repiping services, whole-house water quality tests, and expert unclogging.
What are some common household toilet problems?
- The toilet has a weak flush that doesn’t work correctly
- The toilet’s flush is strong, but isn't complete
- The toilet tank fills with excessive water after being flushed
- The water in the toilet bowl drops below the norm
- The toilet flushes twice in a row, without having to double-flush
- The toilet is making odd noises, such as whistling, when the tank is filling or draining
- The toilet takes too long to fill the tank, or takes a long time to flush
- The toilet sounds like it is leaking, dripping, or constantly “on” when not in use
- The toilet is flushing on its own when not in use
Each of these common toilet issues could be a result of another issue going on with your toilet or plumbing system. Give yourself peace of mind by calling on a licensed plumber.
Need Help Unclogging a Toilet?
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The Dos & Don'ts of toilet flushing:
- DO make sure you have a plunger in or near each bathroom of your home in the event of a small clog.
- DO make sure your drain line is cleanout accessible.
- DO limit the amount of toilet paper used each time, especially if you have a low-flow toilet.
- DO look into our limited-time drain hydro-jetting package if all else has failed. Hydro-jetting is a method used by our plumbers to clean clogged or slow-draining sewage lines.
- DON’T flush baby wipes, paper towels, or feminine hygiene products down the toilet. Curious what else not to flush down the toilet? Here’s a comprehensive list.
- DON’T waste your time if your plunger isn’t working. It could be a sewer stoppage. Conveniently, John Moore also specializes in sewer repair and sewer line replacement.
Parts of a Toilet
And how they all work together
- Balltap or Float Valve: Used to fill water tanks and avoid overflow.
- Base: Bottom of the toilet.
- Chain: Connects the Trip Lever to the Flapper Valve.
- Closet Bolt: Long screws that connect the flange to the toilet.
- Closet Flange or Toilet Flange: Used to mount the toilet to the floor and connect the toilet drain to the drain pipe.
- Flapper Valve: This goes up when the toilet handle is pushed down and stops water from constantly flowing into the toilet bowl.
- Flexible Hose: Pipe used to transport water into the tank.
- Float Ball: Moves up and down along the toilet Fill Valve.
- Flush Valve Gasket: Allows water to flow into the bowl when flushed.
- Fill Valve: Where the water flows from the supply line and refills the tank after flushing.
- Refill Tube: Fills water into the bowl after each flush.
- Seat Cover: Placed on the seat as a protective barrier from possible germs resting on the seat.
- Seat: The hinged unit attached to the bowl where the user can sit.
- Shut-Off Valve or Stop Valve: Used to shut off the water during an emergency or repair.
- Trip Lever: Metal bar connected to the toilet handle.
- Tank Cover: Lid of the toilet tank.
- Toilet Handle: Tool used for flushing.
- Toilet Seal or Wax Ring: Creates an airtight seal between the floor and the toilet.
John Moore Plumbers Have the Skill and Experience to Get the Job Done
Why hire John Moore?
- Your toilet will be more comfortable and last longer
- Your toilet will be energy efficient and cost saving
- Your toilet will be aesthetically pleasing
- John Moore has unbeatable labor warranty, and in-house financing
- John Moore has been in business since 1965 and is a trusted name in Houston home services
Toilet backing up, slow to fill, or overflowing? Do you need help installing a handicap toilet?
Call John Moore or Book Online Today
John Moore provides the superior level of service, expertise, and thoroughness that is required to fix your toilet troubles for good.
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Give yourself and your family the comfort and peace of mind that y’all deserve by taking care of your home’s plumbing issues the way they should be taken care of. Call John Moore today at (713) 730-2525.