Toilet Repair & Installation in South Florida

Every toilet call is different, so pricing is quoted on site rather than published up front. For example, a single-part fix (flapper, fill valve) sits at the low end. However, a full internal rebuild with a new wax ring is mid-range. Meanwhile, a full replacement varies with the toilet model chosen. Call (954) 900-6767 for an honest range for your situation, or schedule the visit for a written, flat-rate quote before any work starts.

In general, it depends on the age, the failure, and whether you’re planning any upgrades. For example, under 15 years old with one failed internal part: repair. However, over 20 years old, cracked porcelain, using 3.5+ gallons per flush, or upgrading to comfort-height or dual-flush: replace. Overall, everything in between is a judgment call we make on site based on the actual condition.

Overall, most single-toilet replacements run 60-90 minutes on-site, including removing the old toilet, prepping the flange, installing the new wax ring, setting the new toilet, connecting the supply, and testing. Additionally, same-day service is available for most calls once the toilet is on hand.

All major residential brands. In particular, we stock and install TOTO, Kohler, and American Standard most frequently. Additionally, we’re happy to install a specific brand or model you’ve picked out. Call ahead so we can confirm fit and any relevant supply-line or flange details before we arrive.

In most cases, yes. Modern toilets from the major brands are bidet-compatible; we confirm bowl shape and mounting before installing. The install includes running a new cold-water branch line off the toilet supply and installing a GFCI-protected outlet within reach of the seat’s power cord. Because Total holds both plumbing and electrical licenses in-house, both trades happen on the same visit with one company.

A dual-flush has two flush buttons: a partial flush (about 0.8 gallons) for liquid waste and a full flush (about 1.28 gallons) for solid waste. Standard modern toilets use 1.28 or 1.6 gallons per flush no matter what. Dual-flush saves water over time and is often the pick for whole-home replacements when water bills or environmental impact are a priority.

Yes. Comfort-height toilets sit about 2″ taller than standard, making them much easier for older adults, taller people, and anyone with mobility limitations. Most modern lines (TOTO Drake II, Kohler Cimarron, American Standard Cadet 3) offer both standard and comfort-height variants.

Nine times out of ten, it’s a worn flapper or a failing fill valve. For a 30-second at-home check, watch our dye-drop self-test video: a few drops of food coloring in the tank tell you within a minute whether your flapper is leaking. You can also lift the tank lid and watch. If water is trickling from the flapper into the bowl continuously, the flapper is the culprit. If the fill valve keeps running after the tank is full, that’s the fill valve. Both are cheap parts, quick fixes, and prime candidates for a same-day service call, especially because a running toilet can waste 200+ gallons per day. See our real-world condo case study where flapper replacement saved $18,000 a month for what those wasted gallons add up to at scale.

Water pooling at the base of the toilet is an active leak into the subfloor and does need same-day service. The subfloor damage is usually more expensive than the actual toilet fix. A running toilet or ghost flushing is not a hard emergency but is wasting water 24/7, so most homeowners still want it fixed within a few days.

Yes. Toilet repairs (running toilets, weak flush, wax ring, internal parts) are covered under Total’s Home Service Warranty. Unlimited service calls, no trip charges, and no co-pays. Full replacement toilets are not covered by the plan itself (that’s an equipment purchase), but plan members get priority scheduling and preferred pricing on replacements when they come up. See the Home Service Warranty pricing page for full details.