Toilet Repair in Portland, OR

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A Broken Toilet Isn't Just Inconvenient. It's Costing You Money

A toilet that runs all night can waste hundreds of gallons of water before you notice it on your bill.

That sound of water constantly trickling inside your toilet tank isn't just annoying: it's a leak. A running toilet can waste between 200 and 700 gallons of water per day, and that goes straight to your Portland Water Bureau bill. A loose toilet or one that rocks at the base can also be leaking sewage into your subfloor without any visible sign until the damage is done.

PDX Plumber fixes toilets fast. Nolan has 25+ years of plumbing experience and carries the parts to repair most toilet issues in a single visit. Same-day service is available, and new customers save 5% on their first call.

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Signs Your Toilet Needs a Professional Repair

Some problems are obvious. Others are quietly draining your water bill every day.

Not every toilet problem announces itself with a flood. Watch for these signs that something's off:

- **Constantly running water** in the tank after flushing: points to a worn flapper or faulty fill valve - **Weak or incomplete flushes**: often caused by mineral buildup in the jet holes or a failing flush valve - **Water around the base of the toilet**: usually a sign the wax ring seal (the gasket that connects the toilet to the drain pipe) has failed - **Toilet that rocks or shifts** when you sit down: can mean loose floor bolts or a deteriorating floor flange - **Gurgling sounds** from the toilet when you run a sink or shower: points to a venting or drain line issue - **Ghost flushing**: the toilet refills on its own without being used, which means water is slowly leaking from the tank into the bowl

Any of these is worth a call. Most are inexpensive repairs when caught early.

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Toilet Repair and Replacement Services in Portland

Whether it's a quick fix or a full replacement, we handle it all.

PDX Plumber handles every toilet repair job Portland homeowners face, including:

- Flapper and fill valve replacement - Flush valve and handle repair - Wax ring replacement and re-seating - Tank-to-bowl gasket and bolt replacement - Floor flange repair and toilet reset - Supply line replacement - Full toilet replacement and installation - Dual-flush and water-efficient toilet upgrades

If your toilet is old, cracked, or constantly needing repairs, we'll give you an honest recommendation on whether a repair or a full replacement makes more financial sense. There's no pressure either way, just straight talk.

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Toilet Installation for Portland Homes and Remodels

Upgrading a bathroom or replacing an aging fixture? We handle the full installation.

If you're remodeling a bathroom, replacing an old inefficient toilet, or adding a bathroom to a basement or ADU (accessory dwelling unit), PDX Plumber handles the full installation from start to finish. We connect supply lines, set the floor flange, seal the wax ring, and test everything before we leave.

We work with all standard toilet styles and can install WaterSense-certified models that reduce water use without sacrificing flush performance. Most toilet installations are completed in under two hours.

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Why Portland Homeowners Call PDX Plumber First

5-star rated, licensed, and honest about pricing before we start.

PDX Plumber is Oregon CCB licensed and holds a 5.0-star rating on Google and Facebook. Every repair comes with upfront pricing: you know what it costs before we pick up a wrench. Our plumbers show up on time, in uniform, and with fully stocked vans so most repairs happen in one trip.

Available discounts on every job:

- **New customers:** 5% off - **Veterans:** 5% off - **Seniors:** 5% off - **Pet owners:** 5% off - **Same-day repairs:** $50 off

That last one is worth using: call before noon for the best shot at same-day availability.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you offer same-day toilet repair in Portland?

Yes, same-day toilet repair is available in Portland and the surrounding areas including Beaverton, Tigard, Lake Oswego, and Gresham. Book early in the day for the best scheduling window. Same-day repairs include $50 off your service call.

What does water around the base of my toilet mean?

Water pooling at the base of a toilet typically means the wax ring has failed. The wax ring is a seal between the bottom of the toilet and the drain pipe in the floor. When it breaks down, water and sewage can leak onto your floor and into the subfloor. This should be repaired promptly: the longer it leaks, the more structural damage it can cause.

Is it better to repair or replace an old toilet?

If your toilet is more than 15–20 years old and needs frequent repairs, replacement often makes more sense financially. Modern toilets use significantly less water per flush, as little as 1.28 gallons versus 3.5 gallons on older models. PDX Plumber will give you an honest recommendation based on your specific situation, not what's more profitable for us.

Why does my toilet keep running after I flush?

A constantly running toilet is almost always caused by a worn flapper, the rubber seal at the bottom of the tank, or a faulty fill valve. Both are inexpensive parts, and both can be replaced quickly. Left alone, a running toilet can waste hundreds of gallons of water a day and significantly raise your water bill.

How much does toilet repair cost in Portland, OR?

Most toilet repairs in Portland run between $100 and $300 depending on what needs fixing. A flapper or fill valve replacement is on the lower end. A wax ring replacement or floor flange repair costs more due to the labor involved. PDX Plumber provides upfront pricing before any work starts: no surprises.