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Phoenix Toilet Repair
If your toilet is having a problem, don’t hesitate—call Rainforest for a speedy toilet repair in Phoenix now at 480-359-3664 for Phoenix Metro Area.
Why Is My Toilet Not Working?
A toilet consists of two main components: the bowl and the tank. The tank itself is also filled with multiple parts. When the toilet handle is pushed down, a toilet tank valve opens up, causing the gallons of water inside to flush down into the toilet bowl. At that point, the siphoning action begins.
Because of the many parts stored inside the toilet tank, it can sometimes be difficult to pinpoint the problem with a broken toilet. The most common toilet repair involves the ballcock. When the chain from the lever becomes detached, the toilet will not flush. Removing the toilet tank lid and re-hooking the chain on the lever will fix this problem. If the tank is having problems refilling, or water continues to run after the tank is full, check that the ball float is properly raising the lift arm to shut off the water filler. “But I checked all the parts and my toilet is still broken!” If you are saying this, call our East Valley plumbers ASAP. Whether your toilet is not flushing or you have a more extreme problem, such as a flooding toilet, we are ready to help you fix your issue—usually in one day!
Call our Phoenix toilet repair pros if
Problems with the toilet handle can be both cosmetic and functional. If your toilet handle is stuck down then your toilet could keep flushing and nobody likes the look of a broken toilet handle.
It could be that your chain isn’t hooked up or maybe your handle is broken and not operational.
First check that the chain is hooked up and not obstructing your flapper’s seal, then call in our Phoenix toilet repair experts because the other solutions aren’t so DIY friendly.
Leaks from your tank are salvageable, but if your toilet is leaking from the base then that could be sewer water so call us promptly.
Visible damage is usually the tip of the ice burg when it comes to toilets. If you have rust accumulation then you have water where there shouldn’t be any and that could mean something bigger is on the way.
Gurgling is usually air coming up and out of your plumbing. But your toilet is supposed to deposit air elsewhere so this means something is up and you need toilet repair.
If you’re experiencing clogs everywhere it could be your sewer that’s clogged. But a toilet that keeps backing up means you should consult our Phoenix toilet repair pros.
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For reliable toilet repairs in Phoenix, Mesa, and the greater East Valley, call 480-359-3664 for Phoenix Metro Area or request an appointment online.