Toilet Repair and Installation

Toilets: What’s the big deal?

Your toilet is one of the most essential plumbing fixtures in your home or business. It’s used multiple times a day and expected to work reliably every time. When a toilet malfunctions—whether it’s constantly running, leaking, clogging, or not flushing properly—it can waste water, increase utility bills, and quickly disrupt daily life.

Because toilets rely on several components working together, even a small failure can affect the entire system. Professional repair and proper installation are key to long-term performance and efficiency.

That being said, let’s start with the basics..

Why hire MPG Plumbing for toilet service?

Unlike companies that only replace toilets, MPG Plumbing can inspect, diagnose, repair, and install toilets of all types and brands. Our licensed plumbers understand how every component works together and can determine whether a repair is sufficient or if replacement is the better option.

From minor adjustments to complete toilet installations, we handle everything in-house—so you work with one trusted team from start to finish.

What are the components of a functioning toilet?

A properly working toilet depends on several key components, including:

  • Toilet bowl – Holds water and directs waste into the drain

  • Toilet tank – Stores water for flushing

  • Fill valve – Refills the tank after each flush

  • Flush valve – Releases water from the tank into the bowl

  • Flapper or seal – Controls water flow during flushing

  • Overflow tube – Prevents tank overflow

  • Trip lever/handle – Activates the flush mechanism

  • Supply line – Delivers water from the home’s plumbing system

  • Shut-off valve – Allows water to be turned off for service

  • Wax ring or sealing gasket – Creates a watertight seal between the toilet and drain flange

  • Closet flange – Connects the toilet to the drain pipe and anchors it to the floor

When any of these components fail or are improperly installed, the toilet may leak, run continuously, clog frequently, or fail altogether.

What causes toilet problems?

Toilet issues commonly result from:

  • Worn or damaged flappers and seals

  • Failing fill or flush valves

  • Loose or corroded supply lines

  • Cracked tanks or bowls

  • Improper installation or shifting

  • Mineral buildup from hard water

  • Aging components

Over time, normal wear and tear can reduce efficiency and reliability—especially in high-use bathrooms.

What is toilet service and how does it help?

Toilet service may include:

  • Replacing flappers, valves, and seals

  • Repairing leaks and supply connections

  • Clearing clogs and improving flush performance

  • Re-seating toilets and replacing wax rings

  • Installing new toilets and upgrading to high-efficiency models

  • Ensuring proper alignment, sealing, and code compliance

Professional service ensures your toilet operates efficiently, safely, and reliably.

What happens if toilet issues are ignored?

Ignoring toilet problems can lead to:

  • Ongoing water waste and higher bills

  • Damage to flooring or subflooring

  • Mold or mildew growth

  • Structural damage

  • Emergency repairs or replacements

Small toilet issues rarely fix themselves and usually get worse over time.

How do I know if my toilet has a problem?

Common warning signs include:

  • Constantly running toilet

  • Weak or incomplete flush

  • Water leaking at the base

  • Frequent clogs or slow flushing

  • Toilet rocking or moving

  • Unusual noises after flushing

  • Rising water bills

Addressing these issues early can prevent water damage and costly repairs.

Trust MPG Plumbing with your toilet needs

Our plumbers repair and install toilets every day. We know how to quickly identify the root of the problem, make lasting repairs, and install new toilets correctly the first time. Whether it’s a simple running toilet or a full replacement, we’ll recommend the best solution for your home or business.

Don’t let toilet problems disrupt your day or waste water. Contact MPG Plumbing at the first sign of a toilet issue and let our team take care of it.