Toilets
A running toilet can come from a worn flapper or fill valve, and a weak flush can come from a partial blockage. Either way a plumber can repair or replace the toilet.
Fixture repair here covers the toilet that keeps running after a flush, the faucet that drips through the night, the shower valve that will not close and the garbage disposal that has jammed.
Say what the fixture is doing when you call, and the repair or replacement is matched to that.

A running toilet can come from a worn flapper or fill valve, and a weak flush can come from a partial blockage. Either way a plumber can repair or replace the toilet.
Dripping or loose faucets in kitchens and bathrooms can be repaired by replacing the worn parts, or the faucet can be swapped for a new one.
A valve that will not shut off, runs only hot or cold, or leaks behind the handle can be repaired or replaced, with the work done from the wall side.
When a disposal buzzes but the blades will not spin, drips from underneath or has seized up, it is freed, repaired or replaced with a new unit, depending on what is wrong.
A like-for-like fixture swap is ordinary maintenance in New Jersey’s construction code, and so are repairs to faucets, valves and traps. None of them needs a permit, an inspection or a notice.
Moving a fixture to a new spot changes the pipes behind it and is not a like-for-like swap, so it is a bigger job than a repair. Describe what you want when you call.
Once a fixture works again, a basin that still empties slowly is a drain cleaning matter, while a wet cabinet floor is a leak detection matter. The home page lists more.
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