Atlanta Toilet Repair and Installation 

Dalmatian Plumbing takes pride in our commitment to excellence. We prioritize customer satisfaction and strive to exceed expectations with every job. Our team of skilled plumbers is equipped with state-of-the-art tools and technology, ensuring efficient and long-lasting solutions for all your toilet repair and installation needs.

At Dalmatian Plumbing, we specialize in a wide range of toilet repair services, ensuring your plumbing issues are resolved quickly and efficiently. Whether it is a leaky toilet, a stubborn clog, a malfunctioning flush mechanism, or even a toilet that will not stop running, our expert plumbers have the knowledge and experience to tackle it all. We use high-quality tools and materials to ensure lasting repairs and can also provide advice on whether repair or replacement is the most cost-effective solution for you. Contact Dalmatian Plumbing today to speak with a skilled technician, and let us restore your toilet to proper working order with prompt and reliable service.

A toilet that keeps running after you flush is typically a sign of an issue with the internal components of the tank. The most common cause is a faulty flapper, which may not be sealing properly over the flush valve, allowing water to continually escape into the bowl. This causes the fill valve to keep running in an attempt to refill the tank. Other potential issues include the float being set too high, which causes water to overflow into the overflow tube, or a malfunctioning fill valve. These problems lead to wasted water and higher utility bills, and while they can sometimes be fixed with simple adjustments or part replacements, ongoing issues may require professional repair or replacement.

If your toilet will not flush, it is usually due to a few common problems. One of the most frequent causes is a clog in the toilet trap or drain, which prevents water and waste from properly moving through the plumbing system. A low water level in the tank can also result in weak flushing power, which could be caused by a faulty fill valve or incorrect water levels set in the tank. Another issue could be a broken or disconnected flapper chain, which prevents the flapper from lifting and allowing water to flow from the tank into the bowl. Additionally, the flapper itself could be damaged or not sealing correctly, causing a lack of force when trying to flush. Identifying the specific issue will help determine whether a simple repair or professional plumbing assistance is needed.