Fixing a Broken Flange
A broken toilet flange can cause rocking, leaking at the base, and even sewer gas odors. This homeowner was experiencing all of these issues, making a repair urgent. Our team assessed the damage and determined that both the flange and the toilet itself needed replacement.
Proper Installation
We removed the old toilet, repaired the damaged flange to create a solid, level mounting surface, and installed a new toilet with a proper wax seal. The installation was tested for stability, proper flushing, and leak-free operation.
A correctly installed toilet should sit level, flush efficiently, and show no signs of water around the base. If your toilet rocks, leaks, or requires constant jiggling of the handle, professional service can resolve these issues and prevent water damage to your subfloor.
