Plumbing

Toilet Upgrades

Toilet Replacement Services
Out With the Old, Done Right

Old toilet cracked, clogging constantly or using far too much water? Our plumbers replace worn-out toilets with efficient new models, haul the old one away and leave everything sealed tight.

Time to Replace

Toilet Replacement When Repairs Stop Making Sense

Toilets can last a long time, but there comes a point when replacement is the better investment. Cracks in the bowl or tank are a clear sign, since porcelain under constant water pressure can fail suddenly. Toilets that clog every week, need repeated repairs or use parts no longer manufactured also drain your time and budget. And many toilets installed before the early 1990s use several times more water per flush than modern high-efficiency models.

A replacement is also an opportunity. You can switch to a comfort height model, an elongated bowl, a one-piece design that’s easier to clean or a dual flush toilet that saves water. Some homeowners add a bidet seat or move to a smart toilet. Our plumbers confirm the new toilet fits your rough-in and space, remove and dispose of the old one and install the new fixture with fresh seals and connections.

Replacement Work

Toilet Replacement Services We Provide

We replace toilets in homes, rentals and commercial restrooms, including hauling off the outgoing fixture, checks of the drain flange and floor, new supply connections and careful testing of every replacement before we leave.

Haul Away

Take your old toilet out of the house and off your hands responsibly.

Efficient Models

Install WaterSense labeled toilets that use far less water per flush.

Style Upgrades

Switch to one-piece, elongated, wall-hung or comfort height toilet designs.

Flange Repair

Repair or replace any damaged flanges discovered during toilet removal.

Supply Upgrades

Install new braided supply lines and reliable quarter-turn shutoff valves.

Rental Turnovers

Replace toilets quickly between tenants in rental and multi-unit properties.

Water Savings

How Much Water a New Toilet Can Save Your Household

Toilets are often the single largest source of indoor water use in a home. Older models from before the 1990s commonly use three and a half to five gallons or more with every flush. Federal standards later lowered that to 1.6 gallons, and today’s WaterSense labeled toilets use 1.28 gallons or less while meeting independent performance testing. California and Texas now set 1.28 gallons as the limit for new toilets sold.

For a household that flushes a few dozen times a day, switching from an old high-volume toilet to an efficient model can save thousands of gallons each year. The savings add up faster in homes with several bathrooms and in rental properties with multiple units. Modern efficient toilets are also designed to flush effectively despite using less water, so the old concern about weak low-flow flushes no longer applies to quality models.

Why Choose Us

Why Homeowners Choose Us for Toilet Replacement

We make replacing a toilet simple and tidy. Our licensed and insured plumbers measure your rough-in, help you pick a model that fits and performs well and handle the entire job, including removal and disposal. While the old toilet is out, we check the flange and subfloor for hidden damage. The new toilet is set on a fresh seal, leveled, secured and tested thoroughly before we clean up and leave.

Fast Service

Quick and Reliable Plumbing Services.

Qualified Team

Skilled and Certified Plumbers at Your Service.

Affordable Price

Competitive Quality Plumbing Solutions.

150+ Project Done

Our Track Record of Excellence.

Benefits of Replacing an Old Toilet

Replacing an old toilet can dramatically reduce water use and lower your utility bills. Modern designs flush more reliably, reducing clogs and plunging. A new toilet eliminates the risk of a cracked tank or bowl failing suddenly. Updated styles improve comfort, cleaning and the look of your bathroom. And while the old toilet is removed, hidden flange or subfloor problems can be found and fixed before they cause bigger damage.

Utility Rebates for High-Efficiency Toilets

Some water utilities encourage toilet upgrades with rebates or vouchers. Checking before you buy can reduce the cost of your new toilet.

Rebate programs vary widely by city and water district. Some offer a set amount for replacing an older, high-volume toilet with a WaterSense labeled or premium high-efficiency model. Others provide free or discounted toilets for qualifying households, rental properties or businesses, especially during drought conditions.

Programs often require proof of purchase, the model number and sometimes photos of the old toilet before removal or a pre-installation inspection. Funding can be limited, so programs open and close throughout the year. Check your water utility’s website, and keep the paperwork from your toilet replacement for any application.

How Our Toilet Replacement Works

We confirm your rough-in measurement, discuss style and efficiency options and verify that any toilet you’ve already chosen will fit the space.

On replacement day, the supply is turned off, the tank and bowl are drained and the outgoing toilet is lifted out and set aside for haul-away. We then check the flange, floor and wall valve. If repairs are needed, you’ll learn what we found and the cost before we continue.

The new toilet is installed with a fresh seal, new closet bolts and a braided supply line, then leveled and secured. Tank parts are adjusted for proper water level, and we test multiple flushes. The old toilet is hauled away, and your bathroom is left clean and ready.

24/7 Emergency Plumbing

Replace Your Old Toilet Today

Cracked, clogging or water-wasting toilet? Our licensed plumbers provide toilet replacement with efficient new models, careful installation and full cleanup afterward.

Frequently Asked Questions

Toilet Replacement Questions Answered

Have Any Question on Your Minds?
How often should a toilet be replaced?

There’s no fixed schedule. Replace a toilet when it’s cracked, clogs frequently, needs repeated repairs or uses far more water than modern models.

If your old toilet is a high-volume model, switching to a WaterSense labeled toilet can noticeably reduce household water use and bills.

Quality modern efficient toilets are engineered and independently tested to flush effectively. Many perform better than older high-volume models ever did.

We remove it and dispose of it properly. Some areas offer porcelain recycling, and some rebate programs require proof of removal.

Most replacements take one to two hours. Flange or subfloor repairs discovered during removal can add time to the job.

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