Bidet Installation in South Florida

Every bidet install is different, so pricing is quoted on site rather than published up front. For example, a non-electric bidet attachment on an existing outlet-nearby toilet is at the low end. However, a powered bidet seat with a new GFCI outlet install is mid-range. Meanwhile, a full integrated bidet toilet swap (TOTO Neorest, Kohler Numi) is a larger project. Call (954) 900-6767 for an honest range for your situation, or schedule a visit for a written, flat-rate quote.

Powered bidet seats need a GFCI-protected outlet within reach of the seat’s power cord. In fact, most modern bathrooms have a GFCI outlet near the vanity, but not always within cord range of the toilet. Fortunately, if the outlet isn’t there, Total installs one as part of the bidet job (because we hold both plumbing and electrical licenses in-house). By contrast, non-electric bidet attachments and handheld sprayers don’t need an outlet.

In most cases, yes. Modern toilets from the last 20 years, especially two-piece and elongated bowls, are broadly compatible with bidet seats. However, older toilets and some one-piece designs occasionally need a bowl-shape check. In particular, very old (pre-1990s) toilets are usually best replaced at the same time as the bidet install. Overall, Total confirms compatibility on-site before opening the box.

A bidet seat replaces your existing toilet seat and adds warm-water wash, warm-air dry, and a heated seat. Your toilet stays in place. By contrast, a bidet toilet (TOTO Neorest, Kohler Numi) is a single integrated fixture where the bidet is built in. It has a sleeker footprint, more features, and a higher upfront cost. Overall, bidet seats are the more common install; bidet toilets are the premium upgrade.

Overall, most powered bidet seat installs take 90 minutes to 2 hours on-site, including the new water branch, GFCI outlet install, and testing. However, a non-electric attachment can be under an hour. Meanwhile, a full integrated bidet toilet swap runs 2 to 3 hours because it includes removing the old toilet and installing a new one.

In particular, Total installs every mainstream bidet brand. Most common installs are TOTO Washlet, Kohler PureWarmth, Brondell Swash, and Bio Bidet on the seat side, plus TOTO Neorest and Kohler Numi on the integrated toilet side. Additionally, if you have a specific model picked out, call ahead so we can confirm compatibility with your toilet before we arrive.

Powered bidet seats have their own internal heater and use only cold water from the toilet supply line. In practice, the seat heats water on demand. By contrast, non-electric bidet attachments generally use cold water only, unless the model is plumbed into both hot and cold. Ultimately, which one is right for you depends on comfort preferences and cost.

Yes, and generally more sanitary than paper alone. In fact, the wash wands on quality bidet seats retract into a housing when not in use and self-clean before and after every use with fresh water. As a result, water cleans more thoroughly than paper. This is well-established in Japan, South Korea, and much of Europe, where bidets have been standard for decades.

Absolutely. Bidet installs are a popular unit-level upgrade in South Florida condos and multi-family properties. In practice, Total coordinates with property management as needed and completes the work with plumbing and electrical both under Total’s licenses.

The install itself is a one-time project and isn’t covered by the plan (equipment purchase). However, once installed, ongoing bidet troubleshooting, water-line adjustments, and any repairs to the plumbing that supports the bidet are covered under Total’s Home Service Warranty. Plan members also get priority scheduling on new installs. See the Home Service Warranty pricing page for full details.