Columbia, MD's Trusted Toilet & Fixture Repair Team

It depends on what's failed. Replacing the parts inside a tank and pulling a toilet to reset a broken flange aren't the same job. Regardless, will price it out before we start the work.

No, there is no dispatch fee. Our office will contact you before dispatching a tech. After describing your problem, you'll receive a list of recommended services and quotes. For toilets and fixtures, the plumber confirms the final price once he's seen what's actually wrong.

We'll give you an honest appointment window when you call. We'd rather tell you a few days from now and mean it than promise today and not make it.

Most people call us expecting to buy a new toilet and turn out not to need one. The parts that tend to fail are cheap to replace. A new toilet is really only worth it when the porcelain is cracked, when the same one has been reset more than once, or when it's old enough that you'd rather have a new one.

It's almost always the aerator, the little screen at the tip of the spout. Minerals collect in it and choke the flow. Unscrew it, rinse it, screw it back on.

Yes, and plenty of our customers go this route. Take note that our 1-year warranty covers our workmanship and the parts we supply, so a fixture you bought is covered by its own manufacturer's warranty rather than ours.

We provide a 1-year warranty on our workmanship and the materials we supply.

We're based in Columbia and work across Ellicott City, Elkridge, Laurel, Clarksville, Jessup, Savage, and the rest of Howard County.