Toilet & faucet service

The small jobs, done right

Running toilet. Dripping faucet. Weak flush. Handle that wiggles. These little annoyances cost you water, money, and patience every day — and too many companies won't bother with them. We will. One visit, fixed properly.


Our promise on small work

No job too small. No condescension.

Here's the thing about small plumbing jobs: they're only small to the company that doesn't want them. To you, that running toilet is a water bill climbing every month and a sound you hear at 2 AM. We treat it like it matters — because it does.

Toilet repairs

Running toilets, phantom flushes, weak flushes, fill valves, flappers, handles, and supply lines. We carry the parts that fix 90% of toilet problems on the truck.

Toilet replacements

When repair stops making sense, we set a new high-efficiency toilet — old unit hauled away, flange inspected, wax ring done right, and a flush that actually clears the bowl.

Faucet fixes

Drips, stiff handles, and tired finishes in kitchens and baths. Rebuild when it's worth it, replace when it's not — either way, you get a faucet that works like new.

Why it matters

Small leaks, real money

A toilet that runs silently can waste 200+ gallons a day — that's thousands of gallons a month on your Austin Water bill for absolutely nothing. A faucet dripping once per second wastes over 3,000 gallons a year. These aren't cosmetic issues; they're slow leaks in your wallet. Most are fixed in under an hour.

Need a brand-new faucet installed (not just repaired)? See faucet repair & installation. Bigger bathroom project with new sinks or showers? That's fixture installation.

Clear the punch list

Bundle the annoyances. One visit.

Fair pricing, parts on the truck, and a plumber who doesn't act like your job is beneath him.

FAQ

Small-job questions, answered

Do you really take on small jobs like a running toilet?
Yes — it's a point of pride. Plenty of companies won't roll a truck for a toilet or a faucet, or they'll bury you in trip charges. We do these jobs every week, we price them fairly, and we fix them right the first time. Small jobs done well are how you earn a customer for the big ones.
Why does my toilet keep running?
Usually the flapper isn't sealing, the fill valve is worn, or the water level is set wrong — sometimes all three in an older toilet. The parts are cheap; the water waste isn't. A running toilet can waste hundreds of gallons a day, and it's typically a quick fix.
My toilet flushes weakly. What causes that?
Mineral buildup in the rim jets and siphon jet is the most common cause in Central Texas — hard water slowly chokes the passages that give the flush its power. A partially clogged trapway or a low tank water level can do it too. We diagnose the actual cause rather than just selling you a new toilet.
When should I replace a toilet instead of repairing it?
If the porcelain is cracked, the toilet rocks on a damaged flange, or you're pouring money into a 30-year-old water-guzzler that uses 3+ gallons per flush — replacement pays for itself in water savings and reliability. Modern 1.28 gpf toilets flush better than most old 3.5 gpf models. We'll give you the honest math.
Can you fix a toilet and a faucet in the same visit?
That's exactly what this service is for. Bundle the little annoyances — the running toilet, the dripping bathroom faucet, the wobbly handle — into one visit and one trip. It's the most efficient way to clear your household's plumbing punch list.