A running toilet can waste thousands of gallons a month. A rocking toilet is damaging the flange beneath it every time it shifts. Whether the issue is a failing fill valve, a cracked wax ring, or a complete fixture swap, we diagnose accurately and repair completely so the fix lasts.
That's called phantom flushing or ghost flushing, and it means water is slowly leaking from the tank into the bowl — usually through a worn flapper that isn't sealing completely. It's a simple, inexpensive repair but it adds up significantly on your water bill if left alone.
Yes. A rocking toilet means the wax ring seal between the toilet base and the floor flange is being broken and re-seated with each movement. Over time this allows sewer gases and eventually water to leak beneath the floor. It needs to be reset and re-waxed before the flange or subfloor is damaged.
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