Toilet Guides

The most common cause of a toilet rocking is an uneven floor, a loose flange or broken wax ring.

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where there is no water and you need to flush your toilet?

This toilet tank issue is usually caused by either buildup in the fill valve or if the flapper closes too soon.

To dispose a toilet safely, take off all plumbing parts, wrap it up in tarps or blankets and break it down into manageable chunks that fit in a trash bag.

When toilet water rises quickly after flushing, it’s a sign that your toilet is clogged. Don’t flush again – this will cause your toilet to overflow.

One-piece toilets are typically more expensive & require a more complex installation, while two-piece models are more affordable & easier to repair.

Macerating toilets offer a powerful solution with their ability to tackle toughest clogs while making installation a breeze in any situation.