Toilet & Faucet Repair in Columbia, SC
A running toilet or a dripping faucet might seem minor, but both waste water and money every single day they go unfixed. We repair or replace toilets and faucets quickly, with straightforward pricing and no guesswork.
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What Columbia Homeowners Should Know
Columbia Water supplies roughly 375,000 customers across the capital and a good part of the surrounding Midlands, Dr Rooter's own service area included, since several of the smaller towns we work in buy their water wholesale from Columbia. That system came close to failing in October 2015, when record rainfall breached the levee at the Columbia Canal, the channel that feeds the city's water treatment plant, forcing an emergency rock dam and backup pumps to keep the taps running for the region. The full repair of that breach is still being finished today, a decade later, alongside new projects meant to add a backup river intake so the same kind of failure can't threaten supply again. Inside individual homes, the age split is just as real: century-old housing near downtown and the university still runs on original cast iron and galvanized plumbing, while the newer apartments and subdivisions ringing the city are built on PVC and PEX.
Our trucks already run routes through Columbia every week, so a licensed technician is never far away when you need toilet & faucet repair.
What's Included
What You Get With Toilet & Faucet Repair in Columbia
Same-day repairs for most running toilets and leaking faucets
Replacement parts for nearly every toilet and faucet brand
Help choosing a new fixture if yours is discontinued or failing
Clean, careful work in finished bathrooms and kitchens
Common Issues
Common Toilet & Faucet Problems in Columbia
Running Toilets
A worn flapper or fill valve is the most common cause of a toilet that won't stop running.
Dripping Faucets
A worn washer or cartridge inside the faucet is almost always the culprit.
Weak Toilet Flush
Mineral buildup in the bowl's rim holes or a low water level in the tank can weaken the flush.
Loose or Wobbly Toilets
A toilet that rocks has usually come loose from its wax ring seal, which can lead to leaks if ignored.
Low Faucet Pressure
A clogged aerator is a common and simple cause of reduced pressure at a single faucet.
Corroded Shutoff Valves
Old valves under sinks and behind toilets can seize up or leak when finally turned.
How It Works
Getting Help Is Simple
Call or Book Online
Tell us what's going on. We'll get you on the schedule, often the same day.
We Diagnose the Problem
Your technician arrives on time, inspects the issue and walks you through the fix and the price before starting.
We Fix It Right
We complete the repair, clean up after ourselves and make sure everything works before we leave.
Common Questions
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