Toilet Repair and Installation

A toilet clog can start as an inconvenience and turn into a plumbing crisis if it’s not addressed quickly. To reduce the risk of sewage overflow and other health problems, follow these easy tips for toilet clog prevention.

• Don’t flush baby wipes, feminine hygiene items, or diapers.
• Don’t use toilet paper excessively.
• Do not put paper towels in the toilet.
• Avoid the flushing of cotton balls and swabs.
• Don’t flush nail and hair clippings.
• Always keep a waste container by the toilet for non-flushable items.

While we hope these tips will prevent clogs in your home, we understand that things happen. When you’ve got a troublesome toilet clog, call the team at Brothers Plumbing for fast, friendly toilet repair service.

• Drain cleaning services eliminate pesky clogs in the plumbing lines. These clogs can lead to major problems in your plumbing system and should be avoided. 
• When drains begin backing up with stuck-on food, hair, and grease, foul odors can develop in the drains. With our extensive drain cleaning services, odors are a thing of the past. 
• If you are tired of the gurgling and groaning coming from your pipes, drain cleaning helps. Eliminating the blockages keeps your pipes running smoothly and quietly. 
• With drain cleaning services, your plumbing components will last longer, and you will not experience as many repair issues. 
• Our drain cleaning services will also help prevent mold and mildew in your home.

Do you have a toilet that’s old, outdated, and beyond repair? Replacement is the best option. A few signs of the need for toilet replacement are:

• Old age. If an old toilet needs frequent repairs and new parts to keep it working, it may be more sensible to replace it with a newer and more reliable model.
• Cracks. Most toilets are porcelain, which means cracks may develop in bowls and tanks. While most cracks start small, they can cause serious water damage if they’re left untreated.
• Persistent clogs. Older toilets often have design flaws that keep water from flowing through forcefully enough to prevent clogs.
• Ordinary wear and tear. As these units age, they may develop damage from daily use. Scratches, for instance, may cause dirt and stains to become more noticeable while making cleaning more difficult. When this occurs, replacement just makes sense.
• Higher utility bills. Older toilets almost always consume more water than more recent ones. If your water bill is rising but the family’s usage hasn’t changed, consider a toilet upgrade.