Hempstead, NY Toilet Repair by Sears Handyman Solutions

Toilet repair problems are a tedious part of being a homeowner. A broken or malfunctioning toilet essentially makes your bathroom unusable, which can make being at home difficult and problematic for family and guests. Several parts and mechanisms contribute to a toilet's effective operation, and a defective part can make a toilet inoperative. Common toilet malfunctions include:
- The flush handle and its chain have disconnected, so the toilet cannot flush.
- Toilet tank continuously fills with water, causing water waste.
- A toilet does not flush completely.
- Tank fills too slowly, delaying the time it takes to flush.

These common problems can be a nuisance for a homeowner, but they can be fixed with the right tools and expertise. Sears Handyman professionals can help with most toilet repair needs. If you're experiencing one of the problems listed above or a similar issue, give Sears Handyman Services a call and a technician will be sent to repair your broken toilet.

Sometimes, a defective toilet cannot be repaired, and some homeowners just prefer to update their bathroom with a new toilet. At other times, toilets, made from a combination of several types of clay, can chip and break, making them hazardous to use(1). Toilet removal and installation can be a troublesome task for many homeowners, especially those who don't have much knowledge of plumbing and their home's water valves.

If you know which toilet you'd like to install but need help with the installation, a Sears Handyman can assist with installing your new toilet and removing the old one. Give Sears Handyman Services a call today and we'll arrange a time that suits your schedule to remove your current toilet and install the new one. That way, you won't have to worry about shutting off your toilet's water supply, correctly removing your current toilet, and discarding of your former toilet once the new one is installed.

With Sears Handyman Services, the hard work is taken care of and you're left with a new and improved bathroom for family and guests.

1. Woodward, Angela. "Toilet." How Products Are Made: An Illustrated Guide to Product Manufacturing. Ed. Jacqueline L. Longe. Vol. 5. Detroit: Gale, 2000. 458-463. Gale Virtual Reference Library. Web. 15 Sept. 2015.