Toilets
Running on, leaking at the base, rocking on the floor or clogging over and over are all toilet troubles. The plumber you hire repairs the parts or swaps in a new toilet.
Toilet, Faucet and Fixture Repair in Raleigh
This page is about bathroom and kitchen hardware that has failed, such as toilets, faucets, shower valves and garbage disposals. Call and we match you with a plumber.
Name the fixture and describe what it is doing, and say whether you have a repair or a replacement in mind.
Fixtures and the parts that fail
Faucets
Drips from the spout, a spray that goes sideways or water around the handle can mean worn parts or a faucet past repair. The plumber fits new parts or a new faucet.
Shower and tub valves
A worn cartridge or valve behind the wall can leave a shower running only hot or only cold, unable to turn off, or dripping. The worn part, or the full valve, is then replaced.
Garbage disposals
Not every disposal fault means buying a new one. The plumber you hire repairs a jammed, humming or leaking unit where that is possible, and otherwise fits a replacement connected to the sink and drain.
Small repairs and the state license
Anyone who contracts to install, alter or restore plumbing needs a state license, according to North Carolina’s licensing board for plumbing contractors, though minor repairs and service work do not.
Backflow devices and city testing
The City describes a dual check device in the meter box as one form of backflow protection for residential service. Services with higher risk have testable backflow assemblies, which Raleigh City Code requires a Certified Tester to test.
A fixture that drains badly may point toward drain cleaning, and a damp cabinet floor may point toward leak detection. Each page is one click from the homepage.
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