Plumbing
Toilet & Bathroom Fixtures
Toilets, faucets, showerheads and vanities replaced on suitable existing connections, with scope checked before work starts.
Bathrooms take daily use and show wear quickly. Most fixture replacements are straightforward when the existing supply, drain and mounting points are sound — the difference is in a clean, level, properly sealed result that stays leak-free.
What’s included
- Toilet replacement and re-seating on a serviceable flange
- Bathroom faucet, showerhead and valve trim swaps
- Vanity, mirror and towel-hardware mounting
- Supply-line, shut-off and connection refresh where accessible
- Sealing, testing and a check for leaks before we leave
Signs it’s time
- A toilet that rocks, runs or won't stop filling
- A faucet that drips or has lost pressure
- A vanity or fixture that has come loose from the wall
- Water staining around the base or under the cabinet
Fixture replacement on existing, code-suitable connections is handyman work. Moving supply or drain lines, in-wall rough-in, or anything requiring a permit is referred to a licensed plumber before work begins.
Common questions
Can you replace a toilet on the existing plumbing?
Usually yes. If the flange, shut-off and supply line are in good condition, a like-for-like replacement is a standard job. If the flange is damaged or the subfloor is soft, that gets flagged before work continues.
Do I buy the fixture or do you?
Either works. Homeowners often like to choose the finish themselves; sharing the model number in advance lets us confirm it fits the space and connections before the visit.
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