Fixture Repair & Remodel Plumbing in Longview, TX

Toilets that run

A toilet that keeps refilling usually has a worn flapper or a fill valve set too high. If a new flapper doesn't fix it, the flush valve or tank seals may be worn. A slow leak at the base can rot the subfloor or stain the slab, so don't ignore it.

Faucets and drips

Drips come from worn cartridges, washers or seals. Matching the right part to the faucet brand is usually a quick fix. Older faucets with hard-to-find parts may be cheaper to replace than repair.

Showers and tubs

A shower that won't hold a steady temperature, a valve that drips after it's closed, or grout and caulk that keep failing can all point to a valve or a hidden leak. Valves sit inside the wall, so access may need a small panel.

Planning a remodel

Moving a toilet, tub or kitchen sink on a slab home means cutting concrete to move drains. Settle the layout with the plumber early so that work is done once. It's also a good time to replace old supply lines.

Permits

Bigger changes often need a permit and inspection. Licensed plumbers usually handle the paperwork. See our Texas plumber guide for questions to ask.

Getting a quote

Describe the fixture or project, the age of the house and any problems you've noticed. Send a request and a plumber will get in touch.

Water-saving swaps

Replacing an old toilet or showerhead with a low-flow model is one of the easiest ways to cut water use. Check that a new toilet matches the distance from the wall to your drain, and that a new showerhead suits your valve. A plumber can confirm both before you buy, so the new fixture fits the first time.